Post Graduate Work Permit Processing Time (PGWP)
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Thanks for your replies, my friends. Neither my TRV nor my study permit is valid, so I believe I have to wait. Thank you
raynadukkandy for your info. I will apply for my TRV as soon as I got approved for PGWP from the IRCC portal then.
raynadukkandy for your info. I will apply for my TRV as soon as I got approved for PGWP from the IRCC portal then.
Spouse OWP
Applied: 23rd November 2021
Eligibility review: 5th of April 2022 (133 days)
Approved: 6th April 2022
Good luck guys
Applied: 23rd November 2021
Eligibility review: 5th of April 2022 (133 days)
Approved: 6th April 2022
Good luck guys
Wohoo, congratulations. I just have a question here. So you applied in January and went where exactly? The officer checked your documents and issued you a PGWP on the spot?
If that’s the case then I want to go as well cause I have been waiting since January as well and I have to visit my country as soon as possible before July.
Please help me here what to do! I would really appreciate it.
If that’s the case then I want to go as well cause I have been waiting since January as well and I have to visit my country as soon as possible before July.
Please help me here what to do! I would really appreciate it.
Check what the flagpole is. There are several reviews regarding it, including mine.
I got the PGWP on the same day I did flagpoling, and my study permit was still valid at that time.
(See some more details in my written replies.)
As I mentioned there, there are a few borders which process the work/study permits.
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/settle-setablir-eng.html
Check the operating hours and available borders. Those are in Ontario and Quebec provinces.
(I don't know whether there are more borders which locate on other provinces and support flagpoling..)
You need to check whether you can access one of those borders by walk if you don't have or won't rent a car.
Personally, if you are really urgent and willing to drive/walk to the border, it can be a good solution.
However, you must consider your time and cost as well as the cancellation of the existing application after you get the PGWP before it is in review.
For me, I already submitted the webform for the refund but have not gotten any response yet.
Thanks so much for the details. This really helped me. However, I applied on January 13th and didn’t receive a letter either. So, I’m wondering if I should go too and get this done.
I have a temporary resident visa as of now so I’m not quite sure if I will be allowed on the US border? I live in Vancouver so do you mind helping me out here to which location should I go?
I have a temporary resident visa as of now so I’m not quite sure if I will be allowed on the US border? I live in Vancouver so do you mind helping me out here to which location should I go?
May I ask from which province did you apply though?
QUOTE="C_from_ON, post: 10038046, member: 1083663"]
Check what the flagpole is. There are several reviews regarding it, including mine.
I got the PGWP on the same day I did flagpoling, and my study permit was still valid at that time.
(See some more details in my written replies.)
As I mentioned there, there are a few borders which process the work/study permits.
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/settle-setablir-eng.html
Check the operating hours and available borders. Those are in Ontario and Quebec provinces.
(I don't know whether there are more borders which locate on other provinces and support flagpoling..)
You need to check whether you can access one of those borders by walk if you don't have or won't rent a car.
Personally, if you are really urgent and willing to drive/walk to the border, it can be a good solution.
However, you must consider your time and cost as well as the cancellation of the existing application after you get the PGWP before it is in review.
For me, I already submitted the webform for the refund but have not gotten any response yet.
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QUOTE="C_from_ON, post: 10038046, member: 1083663"]
Check what the flagpole is. There are several reviews regarding it, including mine.
I got the PGWP on the same day I did flagpoling, and my study permit was still valid at that time.
(See some more details in my written replies.)
As I mentioned there, there are a few borders which process the work/study permits.
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/settle-setablir-eng.html
Check the operating hours and available borders. Those are in Ontario and Quebec provinces.
(I don't know whether there are more borders which locate on other provinces and support flagpoling..)
You need to check whether you can access one of those borders by walk if you don't have or won't rent a car.
Personally, if you are really urgent and willing to drive/walk to the border, it can be a good solution.
However, you must consider your time and cost as well as the cancellation of the existing application after you get the PGWP before it is in review.
For me, I already submitted the webform for the refund but have not gotten any response yet.
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