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have a clarification question regarding restoration and visitor record applications.
Tf an individual applies for a work permit extension before the expiry of their current work permit, and then, while the work
permit application is still in process, they submit an application for a visitor record without paying the restoration fee
—and later the work permit application is refused — what should their next steps be?
Specifically:
* * Should they wait for the decision on their pending visitor record application?
© * Orare they required to submit a new restoration application (with restoration fee) along with a new visitor record
application?
Twould appreciate your guidance on how this situation should be handled.
‘Thank you for your assistance.
Regards,
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