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Not sure how the gap in the stay will be handled. I will be moving forward with an urgent appeal for a grant for my child. Perhaps they accept a wider range of things in this case and the squeaky wheel gets the grease. After the dust settles a bit and get the AoR stating it's on hold I will ask for the grant. Open to hypothetical angles.
Ironically, saying you want to drain the system of benefits is a valid reason to get a grant. This is a weird world. Currently looking for the city to carpetbag in. Well it's not really carpetbagging if I've never had a Canadian home.
Edit: In the article is linked the decision. It was dated the 19th, which in the US would definitely be too late from the way she worded in. It's definitely not the 20th, so I think that is a mistake unless there is somewhere to count the next whole day.
Not sure how the gap in the stay will be handled. I will be moving forward with an urgent appeal for a grant for my child. Perhaps they accept a wider range of things in this case and the squeaky wheel gets the grease. After the dust settles a bit and get the AoR stating it's on hold I will ask for the grant. Open to hypothetical angles.
Ironically, saying you want to drain the system of benefits is a valid reason to get a grant. This is a weird world. Currently looking for the city to carpetbag in. Well it's not really carpetbagging if I've never had a Canadian home.
Edit: In the article is linked the decision. It was dated the 19th, which in the US would definitely be too late from the way she worded in. It's definitely not the 20th, so I think that is a mistake unless there is somewhere to count the next whole day.
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