Where it started
She had finished her studies in Canada and done everything she thought was right. She applied for her Post-Graduation Work Permit, planned her next steps, and built a life here with her partner. Then the refusal came.
A refusal is hard on its own. What made this one worse was what came with it. She was out of status in Canada. She could not work. Her plans, her income and her future here were suddenly on hold.
That is where she was when she called us.
How Verge stepped in
We spoke on July 11. We reviewed her full history, including the refusal, and by the end of that call we knew there was a way forward.
She retained us that day, and her application was with IRCC the same day. From there, our team handled everything.
The result
On September 22, IRCC issued the approval letter. Her status in Canada was restored, and she now holds an open work permit valid until September 2028.
IRCC did not ask for a single additional document, and no interview was required. The application that went in on July 11 is the application that was approved.
She is back at work, and her plans for permanent residence in Canada are moving forward.
Refused or out of status? Talk to us.
A refusal can feel like the end of the road. Often it is not. Every case turns on its own facts, and the options depend on your history and your situation in Canada. The sooner you speak with a licensed consultant, the more options you are likely to have.
Verge Immigration Services is led by Jatinder Singh, Founder and Licensed RCIC (R707312), serving clients from our Winnipeg and Halifax offices. Consultations are by phone or video.