If there is more than 1 part time semesters then yes it is possible that you can be refused again. PGWP is only eligible for students that are attending classes full time and continuously.
HELP! I misunderstood the graduation date and applied PGWP 7 days after 90 day period
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If there is more than 1 part time semesters then yes it is possible that you can be refused again. PGWP is only eligible for students that are attending classes full time and continuously.
But wouldn't they have mentioned that as a reason too in the first refusal letter?
IRCC probably didn't notice the first time but there is always a chance they will find out.
They will find out on their own. IRCC sometimes contact the universities and ask for clarification.
Well nothing you can do now. Just wait until you hear something from IRCC.
For my case, I used to try IRCC Web form. I wrote an explanation letter through http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contac...942.628428297.1533784266-641173514.1522114991.
You need to figure out if this is helpful for you coz I am not sure if your case is basically qualified for applying PGWP.
Thats not a big reason to worry. As long as you are a full time student during the validity of your study permit, you would not have problem.
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Hi! I received my transcripts and confirmation of graduation by e-mail on January 18th 2021.
Although, the transcripts are dated December 18th 2020, my last day of class. By then I did not have even have my grades yet!
When should I consider the 90 days? On the date of first notification? Or the date printed?
Thanks
Although, the transcripts are dated December 18th 2020, my last day of class. By then I did not have even have my grades yet!
When should I consider the 90 days? On the date of first notification? Or the date printed?
Thanks
Thanks @scylla , yes, for the PGWP is 180, but the 90 days is still valid for expiry date on study permit. The question is, when does the 90 days start counting? The IRCC website says from the date of notification. Thats the confusing part.
Thanks again!