DelPiero07 said:I went back home, worked for a year and learned French now i'm at 527.
Congrats on your ITA. Happy for you bro
DelPiero07 said:I went back home, worked for a year and learned French now i'm at 527.
Bro C'mon as far as I know you already got ITA a while back when your CRS was 509 so you are not welcomed in this threadDelPiero07 said:I went back home, worked for a year and learned French now i'm at 527.
PGWP expiring at 28th Feb 2017.omar_ahmed21 said:Hi everyone,
I have created this forum to discuss all the options we have on the table and share our stories.
Is your PGWP expiring soon and you can't extend it? Please share all the options you have to help other people whom going through the same experience..
Main is expiring in Feb too.Batman_is_Real said:PGWP expiring at 28th Feb 2017.
Technically Options I have
1) LMIA : Employer thinks it's easier to replace person then to apply and process LMIA. Maybe my persuading skills are not good. So NOT GETTING LMIA.
2) PNP : not enough time for PNPs.
3) Visitor or Study Permit : not wiling to waste money.
4) Spouse Education : I can send my wife to college for study and apply dependent work permit on basis of that, again waste of money and not 100% surety that it's gonna work out as expected
So Only Option I am left with is either I get lucky and CRS drops below 483 within next two draw so I become eligible for BOWP, or else Pack my bags and take a break from this snow.
That's truth paper application takes longer, but I'm not sure what kind of proof you have to show to your employer in order to keep working.shinez2u said:Thinking of making a work permit extension paper application which might take like 4 - 5 months to process so that I can work under implied status until then .
That's such amateur thing to do. Restoring status from Implied is complicated then you think, besides as far as I know you can't get PR while you are on implied status.shinez2u said:Thinking of making a work permit extension paper application which might take like 4 - 5 months to process so that I can work under implied status until then .
Nah, my friend did the same thing with his study.. he finished his PGWP and continue to get his master with a new study permit. but unfortunately he didn't have any canadian experience, so he has to go home. Now I'm just thinking which school I want to take since it's not cheap. it'll be around 15k-25k per year. :SCanbaby said:I heard they are most likely to deny your study permit application if they see you already had a PSWP and is expiring?
(Well, cause they know what we all are trying to do going back to school after PSWP lol)
It will most likely be too late to restore status in this case. CIC is now rejecting (rather than refusing) work permit extensions and BOWPs for people who don't qualify (this is something new they've recently started doing - presumably because they became sick of people apply when they don't qualify). When an application is rejected, you go out of status on the day your work permit originally expired - not the day the refusal letter was recieved. So if it takes 4-5 to process, far too late to apply for restoration by then. Also, no implied status. So any work completed from the time the original work permit expired isn't considered legal and can't be counted as work experience.Batman_is_Real said:That's such amateur thing to do. Restoring status from Implied is complicated then you think, besides as far as I know you can't get PR while you are on implied status.
That's exactly my point. Better to go home spend some time with family and wait for PR.scylla said:It will most likely be too late to restore status in this case. CIC is now rejecting (rather than refusing) work permit extensions and BOWPs for people who don't qualify (this is something new they've recently started doing - presumably because they became sick of people apply when they don't qualify). When an application is rejected, you go out of status on the day your work permit originally expired - not the day the refusal letter was recieved. So if it takes 4-5 to process, far too late to apply for restoration by then. Also, no implied status. So any work completed from the time the original work permit expired isn't considered legal and can't be counted as work experience.
I agree!Batman_is_Real said:That's exactly my point. Better to go home spend some time with family and wait for PR.