Just an observation to advise. I have just changed employment (schools) and obtained a new non B extension of stay. Except this time (different province/immigration office) I have initially been given one month extension and then during this time they will check i am teaching at the school, they will then give me another 11 months. I have not experienced this before, i have usually been given 12 months straight off, not a problem, but I was wondering if this is a new policy or just one of these policies some immigrations do and others not!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has experienced a 30-day extension of stay after changing employment and is curious if this is a new policy or varies by immigration office. A comment confirms that this practice is normal, as some immigration offices issue a 30-day under consideration stamp before granting the full 12-month extension.