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Send them a webform with details of your new passport.

No, you're not able to work between courses

Depends on what your transcript and confirmation letter say- if you took an unofficial break then it is highly likely it will be refused

Its unclear- the course says 2 years, but it is in fact 4 semesters.. and because its a certificate, not a master's degree, a 3-year pgwp is not guaranteed.

I suspect it depends on the country you are in. If you're not able to make it in time for the start of classes, I think the university may allow you to begin a week or two late? Again depends on whether lectures are recorded et cetera. You should speak to your department and ask them what your...

Yes. The processing time they indicate includes every country, so I would be patient if I don't hear back on the 6-week mark

It begins when you submit your application online, but the time it takes to submit biometrics is not part of the ‘processing time’

Total scam

Applied on May 29 Eligibility review and biometrics validity letter July 10 approved July 11

There are companies that will order GCMS notes on your behalf for a small fee.. you should be able to find them on Google

Yes, you can use your current TRV to re-enter Canada, it is valid until March 2024 If you apply for your PGWP and don't receive it by December, you will be on maintained (implied) status and will be able to enter Canada on the basis of that Also note that your study permit will expire 90 days...

Don't think you can extend it unfortunately

As long as you didn’t work unauthorised you’re fine - if they feel like you have, they might try to confirm it using your SIN

Did anyone who applied for a PGWP receive a letter from IRCC indicating that they can now study without a study permit? I think it only applies to people who had a valid work permit before June 7

I don’t think they’d refuse- that section is not required .. can’t refuse for something that’s not required

No offer is ever valid for 2 years- utter scam

Pretty sure there will be no problems so long as your TRV and PGWP are valid. PGWP is an open work permit and there is no requirement for you to have a job or job offer when you enter/re-enter Canada

Vous devez d'abord trouver un emploi .. demander un <<permis de travail>> après cela

Yes I believe Pakistan is a designated country. Given that your medicals were updated, think it should be ok. Nonetheless, wouldn't hurt to submit a webform

If you’re able to explain how the diploma will improve your career prospects in your home country, it’s more likely you’ll be granted a study permit Would help if the course is pharmaceutical regulatory affairs