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A candidate’s CRS score was previously 495, but after October 1, 2026, it increased to 520, apparently because the candidate would have completed two years of Canadian work experience on December 1, 2026.

However, the candidate’s PGWP extension was refused on October 4, and they stopped working following the refusal. Their Express Entry profile was updated to reflect the current situation, but the CRS score is still showing as 520.

If the candidate receives an invitation to apply for permanent residence in an upcoming draw, would they be eligible to submit their application? Can they rely on the displayed score of 520 even though they have not completed two full years of Canadian work experience?
 
They submit when they have two years of experience within 90 days of invitation. If they cannot due that then they decline ITA. So if work permit refused then they cannot complete 2 years so decline. They should change their profile to reflect not having two full years.
 
Thank you for the response. The candidate has already updated their Express Entry profile with October 4, 2026, as the end date of their Canadian employment, but their CRS score is still showing as 520 despite not having completed two full years of Canadian work experience. What should the candidate do if they receive an ITA now based on the displayed score of 520?
 
Thank you for the response. The candidate has already updated their Express Entry profile with October 4, 2026, as the end date of their Canadian employment, but their CRS score is still showing as 520 despite not having completed two full years of Canadian work experience. What should the candidate do if they receive an ITA now based on the displayed score of 520?
They decline ITA if they don't have two full years of Canadian work experience.
 
A candidate’s CRS score was previously 495, but after October 1, 2026, it increased to 520, apparently because the candidate would have completed two years of Canadian work experience on December 1, 2026.

However, the candidate’s PGWP extension was refused on October 4, and they stopped working following the refusal. Their Express Entry profile was updated to reflect the current situation, but the CRS score is still showing as 520.

If the candidate receives an invitation to apply for permanent residence in an upcoming draw, would they be eligible to submit their application? Can they rely on the displayed score of 520 even though they have not completed two full years of Canadian work experience, while also considering unrelated services such as dumpster rentals containers, or could this discrepancy affect their eligibility?
I recently received a PGWP refusal and am concerned about how this decision could affect my Express Entry profile. My CRS score is 520, and I have questions about claiming two years of Canadian work experience that I may not have been eligible to earn after my PGWP application was refused. Could this experience still count toward my CRS score, or could claiming it create serious immigration issues? Has anyone faced a similar situation and received guidance from an immigration lawyer or licensed consultant? I would appreciate any advice on the safest next steps and possible options. Thanks!
 
I recently received a PGWP refusal and am concerned about how this decision could affect my Express Entry profile. My CRS score is 520, and I have questions about claiming two years of Canadian work experience that I may not have been eligible to earn after my PGWP application was refused. Could this experience still count toward my CRS score, or could claiming it create serious immigration issues? Has anyone faced a similar situation and received guidance from an immigration lawyer or licensed consultant? I would appreciate any advice on the safest next steps and possible options. Thanks!
Is this spam? It took two years to get a response on your PGWP? You have read the new EE rules with the changes?