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It depends on how long it takes you to file your docs and if CIC want to settle with you after reviewed your affidavit. On my case, it took me around 2 months.

-download the Judicial review application forms http://cas-cdc-www02.cas-satj.gc.ca/portal/page/portal/fc_cf_en/Applications -How to File an Application for Judicial Review? http://cas-cdc-www02.cas-satj.gc.ca/portal/page/portal/fc_cf_en/ApplicationJR -Timelines for your Judicial Review...

Yes, I had a job under skill level A when I applied for our work permits.

i submitted my pgwp application and my bf's SOWP application together on June 08, 2015, and been refused on Dec. 11, 2015. I've posted my story here- http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/my-judicial-review-experience-without-a-lawyer-t401902.0.html After I accepted...

they did ask me to provide the details of my job duties, maybe that's the reason for different results? I don't know, not sure.

Then, i think we have to check how they define "FULL-TIME". (If you check CIC's website, it doesn't show "full-time" on the requirements for supporting your spouse. It only shows that you have to have a skilled job) The NOC code of my job is 2174. ps. Although it's an internship contract...

Let me answer my question by myself :D For supporting PGWP holders' spouse to get the open work permit, as long as the job title meets NOC A, B or 0, doesn't matter if it's a full time job. My BF's spouse open work permit has been approved last week. ;D

Hi , for supporting your spouse to get the work permit, the PGWP holders have to have a job (NOC A, B or 0), just don''t know if internship contract works or not?

I am a PGWP holder and I've got an job offer (It's a skilled job (NOC A, B or 0)), but it has to start as an internship for 3 months, and then maybe become a full time worker depends on that 3 months' performance. Can I use that Internship contract to support my spouse to get the work permit...

If you are sure that there's no rules for "can't leave Canada for (time) during study period", you can try file it to the court. You have to file it within 15 days (can ask for extend as well) after you received the refusal letter from CIC.

What do you mean your time for restoration expired? I thought you were saying, you wanna withdraw your visitor application after your restoration have been approved?

If CIC haven't working on your application, you can withdraw it and get the refund.

Re: i CAN'T STAND IT!! PGWP applicants, let's stand together fight for our RIGHTS! Hi, I've shared my story here- Canada Immigration Forum > Temporary Entry to Canada > Foreign Workers > Topic: My Judicial Review Experience (without a lawyer) Sorry I not allowed to post a link :D

Re: i CAN'T STAND IT!! PGWP applicants, let's stand together fight for our RIGHTS! Why I said different processing time caused an unfair result is not just about the fees we have to pay for the restoration. Since the day that CIC refused our applications, we are no longer legal to work. For...

Just write down your name as the applicant and the solicitor for Applicant.

Different processing time can cause an unfair result. Before mid of 2015, CIC spent only 30 to 45 days to process their PGWP applications. Even your applications have been refused, you may still have chances to apply for restoration with a valid study permit. After mid of 2015, CIC spent 80...

I applied my PGWP on June and have got my refusal letter on Dec. (already more than 90 days), due to the $100 open work permit holder fee. The thing is I didn't get any payment request letter from CIC and my application have been refused directly, although they said I am allowed to apply for...

Hi everyone, I wanna share my experience, since the processing time is very long now, i suppose some applicants may have faced CIC's unfair/unreasonable treatment, like I had Cry. Here's how I solved my problem and get my PGWP back. I submitted my PGWP application on June last year online...