BSNEXUS said:
Hey you can't work that's ok but can you stay in Canada? if yes yes then how?
worst is with me my file delivered on October 3rd and returned unprocessed after 45 days for small reason. Now again delivered on 19th Nov but who is responsible for those 45 days.
I am also on implied status and worried what if BOWP rejected without AOR(High possibility looking at AOR timelines). How we are responsible when they are slow.
Can you guys believe that in people who applied in India under skilled worked got medical request in 5 month of application (after one month of AOR)
And CIC don't care about people already here and paying TAX.
Can someone guide me what options I have if BOWP rejected?
I am from a visa exempt country and well I'll still be able to stay here in Canada regardless of the BOWP outcome (just that I won't be able to work) ... I've also applied for family class sponsorship which is in process too so I have that as a back up and I'm hoping maybe that will come through before all this.
But if your BOWP is rejected and your work permit is expired I think there is nothing else you can really do in terms of the work aspect of things. Maybe someone else has any thoughts on this?
The only thing you can do is apply for a visitor visa and you can stay in Canada if they approve it and wait or return back home. I was thinking about returning back home and working until everything here is finalized as another alternative.
I think that there should be some kind of accountability too... like if the AOR are not issued within their standards then definitely they should understand this and realise that the delay in AOR is not our fault and they should not reject our BOWP and maybe hold onto it to give us leeway since we have already applied in September. BUT I'm a realist, the government wouldn't really care though. They will be like no AOR issued no BOWP when they process the BOWP application and they will get the money from it too and it's a good day for them as they have made their money, bad day for us.
