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Did you have to submit a new PGWP application altogether or just submitted the webform ?

not more than 10 minutes with the CBSA officer then I had another flight to Montreal (my place of quarantine )

Yes, I landed in Toronto Pearson last Nov 30. The officer asked me a couple of questions and that's it. Just make sure you have your complete documents and are in order

yes it is as long as you have all the required documents

Yes you can. I did the same thing. You just have to fill out the VFS Consent form with your Representative's information and submit that along your PPR letter. Congratulations !

without an ETA(visa excempt) or aTRV, one cannot enter Canada in the first place hence the study permit (document/paper) is issued upon entry to Canada using the ETA/TRV

it's TRV first then, study permit is issued at point of entry

In that case, decision may come soon. Best of luck (:

try to request for GCMS notes to see a clearer picture on how ur application is going.

Have you sent a web form before ? Just be direct and ask the concerned visa office for any update. Also take into consideration if that visa office is currently open or not.

I think they process it fairly quick there. It's Montreal College of IT

Student visa and process was done outside Canada.

yes

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I applied since Feb 15. Yes, you have a point. Of course you have factors to consider before sending webforms. I only did so because I've been waiting for 7 months and wanted to get it over with and move on with other plans if it were a refusal. It turned out I was approved since March but they...

Best of luck ^_^

Yes, so go ahead and send a web form to the concerned Visa office.

I mean if you submitted all the requirements including medical

I kept sending web forms every 2 weeks asking for updates. I asked and informed that my file is complete and that I heard the news that IRCC prioritizes processing complete files & if that can speed up my application. It still depends which Visa office is processing your file.