@SSGarg@gildathomas did you folks ever figure this out? Did you find an avenue for your partners to obtain open work permits while you are waiting for your PR applications to be approved? I'm just about to submit my complete application, so I'll be receiving my AOR soon, and I'll be able to apply for my BOWP, but it's still not clear to me what the path is for my partner.
Hello, if you have added your spouse your spouse in the PR application and received AOR. You can submit the BOWP for both using the same GC KEY. You will need to fill separate IMM5257 form for yourself and your spouse.
Well if non accompanying (selected that to get higher points) and spouse is in Canada then spouse would not be eligible for BOWP. Primary applicant would get PR and then sponsor spouse.
You both will get an implied status with an extension for 5-6 months. The implied status states you can continue working under the same conditions as per your previous work permit. The BOWP processing time itself is around 4-5 months.
You both will get an implied status with an extension for 5-6 months. The implied status states you can continue working under the same conditions as per your previous work permit. The BOWP processing time itself is around 4-5 months.
You both will get an implied status with an extension for 5-6 months. The implied status states you can continue working under the same conditions as per your previous work permit. The BOWP processing time itself is around 4-5 months.
If your current WP has not expired, you received AOR and added your spouse who is inside Canada as accompanying, both you and your spouse is eligible for BOWP.
If your current WP has not expired, you received AOR and added your spouse who is inside Canada as accompanying, both you and your spouse is eligible for BOWP.
Hello, if you have added your spouse your spouse in the PR application and received AOR. You can submit the BOWP for both using the same GC KEY. You will need to fill separate IMM5257 form for yourself and your spouse.
Thanks for this @gildathomas .
Yes my common-law partner is accompanying, and was included in the PR application.
We are both inside Canada on the same temporary work permit (IEC), expiring end of Oct 2024.
I am also a little bit confused because, as @CanGoldDigger points out, the IRCC info that I can find says that only principal applicants are eligible. Do you know if there is a resource somewhere to confirm that partners can be included on the application for BOWP?