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Thank you kindly,
[requester]
De:
Envoyé: [requester]
A: Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) <[requester email]>
Objet: [requester]
Dear [requester],
lam requesting your assistance in interpreting the following remark/observation placed on an open work permit,
issued to an accompanying spouse of a foreign student.
Remarks/Observations: ae ‘ ~
ACCOMPANYING STUDY PERMIT HOLDER SPOUSE QED
“NOTE: OPEN WORK PERMIT ONLY VALID WHILE SPOUSE iS A FULL-TIME ENROLLED STUDENT AT A
DESIGNATED LEARNING INSTITUTION’? oo
My understanding is that the work permit is valid for the entire period of the spouse’s study permit, even if the
spouse completes their studies early, or they divorce/separate.
(nitos://irce.canada.ca/english/helpceritre/answer.asp ?qnum=1522&top=17)
The remark however seems to be conflicting with that understanding, implying that if the spouse completes their
studies early, then the work permit is no longer valid even though the work permit document has not expired.
Kind regards,