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The Alberta government has confirmed that it has begun processing provincial attestation letters — one of the new federal requirements for international undergraduate students — as of March 1.The province has confirmed that it started processing provincial attestation letters on March 1, though its website says it will establish a process for issuing those letters by March 31.
She said as recently as two years ago, the students' union was seeing massive delays from IRCC for international student permits. Over the last couple of weeks, some universities across Alberta have sporadically updated their websites with details about how to obtain a letter. According to a statement from Mackenzie Blyth, press secretary for minister of advanced education Rajan Sawhney, the province has a cap of 41,000 attestation letters it can process.
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