Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program-Sharing Timeline here please
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check the comment under that Facebook, he said he applied through NB PNP, that why he got AOR
Please check again he clearly wrote AIPP, I could have past screenshot here but don't know how to do
Hi, can someone please help me on how to extend work permit?. Actually I applied for PR under AIPP NS. and I haven't received any AOR yet. its been 8 months now. Currently i am having an open work permit and is going to expire in few months. So i am pretty confused ? Am I able to get open work permit or should I apply for something different?? Thanks!
I asked for XEP through webform, and after a week they send me XEP number but still can't able to connect it.
AR 03 June
AIPP NB INLAND
AR 03 June
AIPP NB INLAND
You can extend your OWP if your spouse is working in a NOC 0AB job, provide 3 payslips of your spouse work and apply for OWP extension for you.
We are in a similar situation. Our AR is March 23, 2020. No AOR yet. Inland, Nova Scotia AIPP High Skilled application.
My study permit and my husband OWP expire in March 2021.
We will be applying for our permits extension as there is no update from the AIPP side. I take a letter from my college and apply an extension based on it.
If you have such an option you can go for it.
You could request your employer for an employer reference letter to apply for an extension (but you get a closed work permit).
AIPP allows you to be eligible for a 1-year work permit but I don't know the process.
You can apply for other PR streams like EE and PNPs. They will allow you to get a bridging work permit until a decision is made by IRCC. AIPP doesn't have that option.
One thing you can do is have the SP find a NOC 0AB job after graduation, provide 3 payslips and extend your OWP status.
Another option is have a closed work permit from your employer ( 1 year contract), It is just the same as applying with a new work permit under AIPP. Fill up IMM forms, it will need IELTS and you need an endorsement letter again from your employer.
At this time, your employer submits your documents to the NSOI, to create a new endorsement letter. Your employer needs to pay compliance fee and provide you a code (Axxxxxx) as proof that they paid the compliance fee. The A-number code would be needed and put it in one of the IMM forms so that you can generate a barcode. Once all documents are complete, you need to submit those to CPC Edmonton, AIPP division. I think you can submit it now online. And they will send a new closed work permit via mail if approved.
should be fast, mine took about 2-3 days inside Canada. it was handled by NSOI (Nova Scotia Office of Immigration) and not IRCC.