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IRCC Attestation Letter
Attestation Letter (IRCC requirement dated January 22, 2024)
April 2024 Available Update: Short Study Courses. Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) Not Required to study in these program.
The college administration has yet to receive any final instructions or process concerning the Ontario Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) from the Government. Once we receive final information or instructions from the Ontario Government, we will provide further guidance or the college policy information on the college website page and contact those students currently enrolled after January 22, 2024. There is no other information available right now.
I'm interested in attending canc-college. Are you still accepting international applications?
Yes! Our Admissions team continues to assess applications for those meeting the admission criteria for the available open start dates for all diploma programs and Short-term study programs(Bridge training or short study programs don't require PAL).
If you have applied for admission and received LOA Letters of Acceptance after January 22, 2024, or around that time, we suggest to wait until the final process for attestation letters has been implemented in Ontario or the college has received final instructions from the Government. In any case, if the college is unable to issue PAL by May 30, 2024, we will be considering refunding fees to all eligible students who have applied for admission after January 22, 2024 and between April 30, 2024. Click here to apply for refund of fees
Note: This information or requirements do not currently relate to the college. According to our understanding, IRCC will require an attestation letter from a province or territory.
Who does not need an attestation letter?
- If you have received an LOA from the college and applied for the study permit - visa outside Canada on or before January 22, 2024.
- If you're a student applying to extend your study permit (within Canada), you do not need an attestation letter when applying for a study permit.
- Distance learning: A study visa, permit or Attestation letter is not required if the learning method is online distance education. Distance learning can be done through e-learning, correspondence, or Internet courses anywhere in Canada or outside Canada.
- Short-term courses: Foreign nationals may enter Canada or remain in Canada without a study permit to attend a course or program of study of 6 months duration or less [R188(1)(c)]. This exemption helps to facilitate access to short-term courses, regardless of their subject matter. The course or program of study may be part-time or full-time and should be completed within the period authorized upon entry (that is, up to 6 months).
Are in Canada and one of the following situations applies to you:
- You’re applying for a study permit extension.
- Short-term study programs (6 months or less).
- You have a work permit.
- You’re a temporary resident who is a visiting or exchange student studying at a designated learning institution (DLI).
- You’re a temporary resident who has completed a course or program of study that is a prerequisite to you enrolling at a DLI....
- You’re the family member of a foreign national who lives in Canada and is one of the following:
- a study permit holder
- a work permit holder
- a temporary resident permit holder with a permit that’s valid for at least 6 months
How to get an attestation letter (If applicable)
According to the IRCC Website, “Each province or territory is developing a process for obtaining an attestation letter. These processes are expected to be in place by March 31, 2024."
- This means that applicants who have submitted applications for the study permit to the IRCC before January 22, 2024, will be processed according to the previous policy and rules.
- “IRCC will return any application received on or after January 22, 2024, without an attestation letter unless you’re exempt.”
What if I have received an LOA from the college that has not expired, but I have yet to apply for a Canadian study visa permit after January 22, 2024?
- LOA from a DLI is still a statutory requirement to apply for a study visa or permit, and you will still need it to get an attestation letter.
- If you have received college LOA after January 22, 204 and applied for visa without PAL, and received a letter from the IRCC indicating application being returned due this policy, and the college cannot issue PAL, you will be eligible to apply for refund.
Use this link for our detailed policy on LOA.
We will keep all applicants informed on the website, social media and live seminars as soon as we have updated information from the IRCC.
We do not have any other update or offer services via phone or walk-in on the above matter.
Until then, we suggest exploring the IRCC website or contacting the IRCC or your legal professional for more information or an opinion.
Student Services Administrator
C.C.E.C. Canadian Career Education College
www.cancollege.ca
Designated Learning Institution DLI # O262228554872