- Nov 10, 2010
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- 25-11-2009
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- 4-28-2011 Seattle
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- 10-25-2012
Hi. I have a friend who has applied AINP with their child who was under 22 at that time of application to federal government. At that time he had a study permit, but now he wants to apply for a work permit to work legally.
"A child who is less than 22 years of age and not a spouse or common-law partner at the time of “age lock-in” continues to be a dependent child even if they turn 22 during the processing of the application, as long as they are still unmarried and not in a common-law relationship when permanent residence is confirmed. (Less than 22 years means up to and including the last day before the child's 22nd birthday) is by CIC's definition
However, the agency that my friend goes through strongly objects the change of status from a student to a worker. Are they correct? I thought it is ok to change a status.
Thank you for your wisdom in advance !
"A child who is less than 22 years of age and not a spouse or common-law partner at the time of “age lock-in” continues to be a dependent child even if they turn 22 during the processing of the application, as long as they are still unmarried and not in a common-law relationship when permanent residence is confirmed. (Less than 22 years means up to and including the last day before the child's 22nd birthday) is by CIC's definition
However, the agency that my friend goes through strongly objects the change of status from a student to a worker. Are they correct? I thought it is ok to change a status.
Thank you for your wisdom in advance !