LOE is always advised, if your profile isn't straight forward.
For example, if you did two programs, 1+1years or, if you were part time or if you took some courses in scheduled break, stuff like that, you need an LOE.
Post Graduate Work Permit Processing Time (PGWP)
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For example, if you did two programs, 1+1years or, if you were part time or if you took some courses in scheduled break, stuff like that, you need an LOE.
I skipped my Summer 2020 term (with Letter of Absence) and this semester I'm finishing my 2 year program. Should I write the letter of explanation with the reason (I skipped the term because of my medical condition and COVID situation)?
Oh yes please, my summer was part time and I got a refusal. Please do right an explanation letter stating the reason and supporting letter or doc and submit it along with the application.
Ohh. Thats why i thought because they mentioned on website that you can do part-time for summer 2020 due to COVID-19.
Yeah, right. But still we need to write an explanation if you did part-time due to COVID-19.
Yes that's what you should do, explain it with all the proof you have to back you up.
I already applied for PGWP in September last year but got a refusal. Now re-applied just few days back.
My summer 2019 was part time and was optional in my university. I did not attach any explanation letter along with the submission in my file. So I got a refusal. Now, second time I have attached all the supporting documents from my university along with the explanation letter. Fingers crossed .
Did you raise a webform or sent the explanation letter with the application itself? I didn't started it so have no idea if it's possible to send the letter with application without raising a webform.
good luck, I don't think it's your fault tho if the uni says your summer was intended to be just a break?
Did you re-apply after 180 from your grad? I wrote an LOE but I’m curious about whether I’ll be able to reapply if I get rejected