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URGENT! Plz help! Question on behalf of PGWP .

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alanz

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Jan 31, 2020
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Hi, I'm in my second year at UofT and I was looking at the PGWP requirement, found one problem. I am holding a study permit expires in 2022 September. While I was checking the PGWP requirements, I found they ask students to study fulltime for all semesters except for the last semester before graduation. Here comes the problem, I did study fulltime for my first year, but for my last fall semester, I took 4 courses but dropped 2 of them after midterm because I thought the grade was too low, which makes me part-time on the transcript, but I do have proof like bank transactions to show that I paid for 4 courses. I'm just wondering If I apply PGWP after graduating, and remain full-time (for sure) during the next 2 years, what are the chances they will reject my PGWP application? If so, what can I do about it?

Thank you.
 
alanz said:
Hi, I'm in my second year at UofT and I was looking at the PGWP requirement, found one problem. I am holding a study permit expires in 2022 September. While I was checking the PGWP requirements, I found they ask students to study fulltime for all semesters except for the last semester before graduation. Here comes the problem, I did study fulltime for my first year, but for my last fall semester, I took 4 courses but dropped 2 of them after midterm because I thought the grade was too low, which makes me part-time on the transcript, but I do have proof like bank transactions to show that I paid for 4 courses. I'm just wondering If I apply PGWP after graduating, and remain full-time (for sure) during the next 2 years, what are the chances they will reject my PGWP application? If so, what can I do about it?

Thank you.
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When you apply for your PGWP, your transcript will show that you were part time during your second semester. It will be up to the IRCC officer to decide if you will be granted the PGWP or not. Unfortunately no one here can tell you the chances. Make sure you don't have any further part time semesters. That's really all you can do at this point.
 
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