Depends on why it got refused. If You are eligible to apply again, and you can do so immediately, then you'll need to do it as asap, and then submit a webform to iirc explaining what happened. The webform is also used to tie the new AOR with the existing BOWP application.
Mine just got approved today and it is 85 days exactly like the website says. Just a heads up that processing day becomes longer every Friday they update the website.
Absolutely incorrect, but i'll excuse you anyway
. And i remember so many people saying this to me. Well guess what, i'm still here in Canada, working for the same employer with zero issues. My PR application was rejected while waiting for BOWP. I reapplied and later on, my BOWP got approved. You dont know that person's exact case. And i dont either. So i wont comment on it. But...
... is incorrect. My PR decision (rejection) was made 57 days BEFORE my BOWP got approved. Not even close to the "same time frame" theory. Again, there is no co-relation. I challenge anyone on this forum to show me the exact quote on canada.ca which says " if your PR file has been rejected then your BOWP will also get rejected". This is just a causation-correlation confusion. People think one must lead to the other. In this case, causation does not imply co-relation and i'm the proof.
if you say so lol, i would not argue over that if you did so much research but as i mentioned there was a thread few days back about same issue. This was the same information provided to me by CIC agents. But as IRCC can be all over the place, either of them can be false.Absolutely incorrect, but i'll excuse you anyway
My statement is backed by
a) my own case (this happened to me so this is not some theory),
b) the two Canadian lawyers who i paid for their legal advice on this specific matter,
c) my workplace lawyer who told me to reapply asap (if meet the requirements), and
d) the CIC rep who refused to commit to me on my phone call with him that "if your PR gets rejected, then your BOWP will also get rejected".
Here's the scenario which leads to your BOWP getting rejected, BECAUSE your associated PR application got rejected: your application was rejected because it was deemed incomplete. That is it. It clearly states on CIC's site as well if you dig around (it is a LOT of digging).
So if your PR application file was complete but it got rejected, then this rejection has no bearing on the BOWP application.
If your PR application file was incomplete and it got rejected (as it was deemed incomplete), your BOWP will absolutely get rejected.
Feel free to call a lawyer, it will cost you $500 and they will say exactly what i stated above. I have already done it. Twice.
It does not state the exact wording, but it does state your application should have cleared the A whatever that check is.
Oh wait... never mind, I shouldn’t comment on this thread. Haha, my CEC is still being processed.
I went through hell so yeah i did an insane amount of research on it. Rejection of BOWP would have cost me my job and my Canadian stay.
Yes! That the completion check. It needs to clear that. If it doesn't, BOWP will get rejected the the PR file associated that the accompanying BOWP is deemed incomplete.
