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No response to your study visa reconsideration request weeks later: wait, or raise a webform?

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By VisaBuddies Communityvia community — compiled from public visa forums

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    Raising one after a reconsideration request has gone quiet appears to have prompted a faster response in at least one case.

Step-by-Step

A member who applied for a study visa reconsideration in early November hadn't heard back from IRCC and, with a CRS of 478, asked whether to keep waiting or start a fresh reapplication.

What the thread suggested:
  1. Raising a webform after your reconsideration request has gone quiet may prompt a faster response. One member who raised a webform reported receiving two emails within 4 days afterward, suggesting it can help move a stalled reconsideration along.

  2. Simply waiting without any follow-up action didn't produce results for at least one member who explicitly said they hadn't raised a webform and also hadn't heard anything — reinforcing that proactive follow-up may be more effective than passive waiting.


The practical takeaway: if your study visa reconsideration request has gone quiet for weeks, raise a webform rather than just continuing to wait — at least one member reported a fast response (within 4 days) after doing so.

Dos, Don'ts & Tips

  • Do: Raise a webform if your reconsideration request has gone quiet for weeks, rather than just continuing to wait passively.

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