Hey Pinky! First of all, congrats!Finally!!!!! My husband got PPR today!!!!!
Application type: Online
Application filed: May 31, 2018
Medical Request: July 9, 2018
Medical Completed: July 19, 2018
Medical Approved: July 24, 2018
Passport Request: Aug 14, 2018
To GOD be the Glory!!! God bless to those who are waiting!
Hi Pinky, congrats !Finally!!!!! My husband got PPR today!!!!!
Application type: Online
Application filed: May 31, 2018
Medical Request: July 9, 2018
Medical Completed: July 19, 2018
Medical Approved: July 24, 2018
Passport Request: Aug 14, 2018
To GOD be the Glory!!! God bless to those who are waiting!
Thanks for the greetings @cccan!! I am now in Canada and I am holding a PGWP. I applied the OWP of my husband online, tho its all his documents I just processed everything online.Hey Pinky! First of all, congrats!
Coincidently, I'm also working in Qatar right now. My wife is holding a PGWP and I applied through her, she's working in Qatar though at the moment. A few questions: 1) are you now in Canada? and 2) what are you doing there?
Thanks a ton
Thank you @Android16!! My husband was in Qatar when we lodged his application, but he was just working there too not a national of Qatar.Hi Pinky, congrats !
Where did you apply from?
Hi.. I have applied on 24th April and still waiting for their response. not even medical request. We have applied online in Delhi.Any update for April or may SOWP applicants?
That’s correct. I had concerns whether that would be allowed, but our immigration lawyer confirmed that they don’t care whether the PGWP holder is in Canada or not. As long as the PGWP is valid, the spouse is eligible (save for the PGWP holder being employed in a highly skilled occupation)Thanks for the greetings @cccan!! I am now in Canada and I am holding a PGWP. I applied the OWP of my husband online, tho its all his documents I just processed everything online.
So just to confirm you and you’re wife are both in Qatar right now?
You do have to also submit a letter from your work confirming your full-time employment in NOC 0, A and B and 3 pay stubs to get the spousal owp so normally you would be I Canada working unless you are on holidays.That’s correct. I had concerns whether that would be allowed, but our immigration lawyer confirmed that they don’t care whether the PGWP holder is in Canada or not. As long as the PGWP is valid, the spouse is eligible (save for the PGWP holder being employed in a highly skilled occupation)
No, you don’t need to necessarily be working in Canada. Direct excerpt belowYou do have to also submit a letter from your work confirming your full-time employment in NOC 0, A and B and 3 pay stubs to get the spousal owp so normally you would be I Canada working unless you are on holidays.
That is not for spouses of PGWP.No, you don’t need to necessarily be working in Canada. Direct excerpt below
As for the stubs, they serve the same purpose as your bank account - to confirm your financial status.
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Spouses or common-law partners of skilled workers [C41]
Spouses or common-law partners of skilled people coming to Canada as foreign workers may themselves be authorized to work without first having an offer of employment. A dependent spouse is eligible to apply for an open work permit if the principal foreign worker
- holds a work permit that is valid for a period of at least six months, or, if working under the authority of section R186 without a work permit, presents evidence that they will be working for a minimum of six months;
- is employed in an occupation that falls within National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill levels 0, A or B (which generally include management and professional occupations and technical or skilled trades [see the NOC website]);
- physically resides or plans to physically reside in Canada while working.
Yes it is, another excerpt below - as a spouse of a PGWP holder, you are applying under a C41 exemption, the text for which I’ve included above.That is not for spouses of PGWP.
But how come your wife is in Qatar if she has PGWP? Did she leave Canada after her studies?That’s correct. I had concerns whether that would be allowed, but our immigration lawyer confirmed that they don’t care whether the PGWP holder is in Canada or not. As long as the PGWP is valid, the spouse is eligible (save for the PGWP holder being employed in a highly skilled occupation)