Excatly. On the government website it clearely states we need both: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/apply.html
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Yes, that person may not have checked on Friday or maybe the online system glitched and they may have gotten approved on Friday and the system only showed it on Sunday.
As far as I know when you're submitting documents it sais either submit school transcript or the letter of completion. I submitted the transcript.
Yes, I know my chcecklist only said completion letter. However, later I uploaded the Transcript via web form to be safe. Also, I have seen people in this fourm being asked for Transacript when they were reviewing the eligibity.
No. It could be that the application was approved Friday but the message only came later. There's always a lag between the two. If you log on to check it should be "real time". For example I kept checking my TRV application and one morning I noticed the status change several times because that was the exact time the officer was working on my file. By the end of the day it was approved, but the approval message only came 1 day later.
Does it ask for schedule 1? I'm not familar with the codes but for me they asked for the family info and schedule 1 which were "optional" but i filled them in anyway.
In any case the TRV from within Canada has very little documentation. Certainly no need to prove your finances or anything like that.
Please reach them through webform with the proper documentation’s do not delay. Write a letter of explanation and send all information including your approval letter.
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Hey guys,
I was hoping for some clarity on some issues. I have applied for my PGWP on June 27th and am awaiting a decision. In the meantime, my study permit and TRV are expiring at the end of August. Will I be directly have implied status or do I have to separately apply for it/apply to extend stay?
Thanks for your help in advance,
I was hoping for some clarity on some issues. I have applied for my PGWP on June 27th and am awaiting a decision. In the meantime, my study permit and TRV are expiring at the end of August. Will I be directly have implied status or do I have to separately apply for it/apply to extend stay?
Thanks for your help in advance,
Thanks yay-321. But I always looking on this thread, but I don’t have something to post. Today I checked my account and saw update. So post immediately. Hope so I will get my permit tomorrowMK!!!!! You are here! I thought you forgot about us
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You were on implied status from the day you applied if you made a valid application, this is why you can work full time as soon as you apply.
Your implied status will continue until you receive a decision.
However your TRV is expired so if you leave Canada you cant come back until you get PGWP and then apply for new TRV.
Thank you for the info! I plan to stay in Canada until I get my PGWP so it shouldn't be a problem i guess.
yes, you are fine. I am still waiting for my PGWP but I almost work a month as a full-time job.
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Extend Open Work Permit based on Spouse PGWP.
Where do I find the eligibility requirements where it says spouse need to working full time in NOC A, B & O.
I am not able to find the link, So please share the link where I can read these details. Thanks
Where do I find the eligibility requirements where it says spouse need to working full time in NOC A, B & O.
I am not able to find the link, So please share the link where I can read these details. Thanks