Post Graduate Work Permit Processing Time (PGWP)

[flash222]

It's processed in Canada if you applied as an in-Canada applicant.

We all applied here in Canada, but the Canadian embassy in our home country will process it definitely.

 

[flash222]

What was the refrence about Hindi here, if you dont mind me asking

Hindi is Tagalog of NOT

 

[hkang12]

Hindi is Tagalog of NOT

Any updates on your application?

 

[Nousernamesadface]

We all applied here in Canada, but the Canadian embassy in our home country will process it definitely.

Nope. If you apply in Canada, your case is processed in CPC in Edmonton.
Take a look here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/offices.html
If you are still doubtful, I'm happy to continue this conversation and send you a bunch of more links.

When your work permit is approved, you will get a mail. Check the sender's address. Also when you renew your TRV, that will be processed in Ottawa, you can also check your new visa at that point.

 

[Nousernamesadface]

Check the visa in your passport. It will show there where your papers are processed. If it shows your home country, your PGWP application will be processed there too

That only shows where your visa was processed and has nothing to do with an in Canada application. If you were working or studying at a third country at the time, you could have also got your visa from Canada's mission responsible for that country.

 

[lucky1234]

anyone able to login to gckey to check status of application?

 

[simmae]

yes i did no updates

 

[Nn6]

Anyone able to login with gckey?

 

[simmae]

Anyone able to login with gckey?

yes I logged in 5 mins before and it is working

 

[hkang12]

Any update guys.

 

[hkang12]

I don’t know why it is taking this long now before everyone got there approved within 40 day and now may people we all at 40-45 days receive nothing. no updates

 

[mcarbon]

I'm going to guess because it is summer time now, IRCC agents are beginning to take their vacations to spend time with their kids. Applications are likely being processed slower as a result.

 

[hkang12]

I'm going to guess because it is summer time now, IRCC agents are beginning to take their vacations to spend time with their kids. Applications are likely being processed slower as a result.

When you applied?

 

[mcarbon]

When you applied?

June 10. It'll be a while until I get a decision. I saw through your post history and I don't think you should be worried in your case. Coop semesters are considered full-time if they were part of your program; failed courses do not really affect eligibility for PGWP either. As long as you didn't omit or falsify any important information in your application, you should be fine.

 

[hkang12]

June 10. It'll be a while until I get a decision. I saw through your post history and I don't think you should be worried in your case. Coop semesters are considered full-time if they were part of your program; failed courses do not really affect eligibility for PGWP either. As long as you didn't omit or falsify any important information in your application, you should be fine.

hoping for the best but still you know it’s big stress. everyone here is stressing. but still thanks for your reply and going through my posts