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Have the parent been retired for more than 10 years? It used to be required document (on the document check list) if person had retired 10 years or more (thus have little/no work history for a while). Then the CV will have more information of previous jobs...etc.

You are not a PR yet. Why did you post at a section about RO? Permanent Residency Obligations

Did he re-enter recently (6 months from March 15?) and do you mean a stamp to leave Canada by in his passport? If you do mean Visitor visa, it only means he can enter into Canada until March 15, 2024. It doesn't mean he has visitor status until March 15.

But if he stopped studying in Dec 2023, I think he is out of status too long to apply to restore as visitor.

If you want to be with your sister, then you need to apply for a NEW study permit at a school in algoquin. Your current study permit only allow you to study at Humber college. You could study there for 1 semester and then after all is completed, you can then apply to change school. btw you...

I can see a lot of people using this as H&C once their parents start to "live" in Canada for years with the supervisa. I wonder if IRCC is prepare for this flood of H&C applications. A recent poster also asked what kind of social assistance and welfare the parent can get if he/she get PR via...

Your "rolling years" will be from 2025 when they are coming back. That's the meaning of rolling years. so they need to meet RO from 2020 - 2025 when they apply for PRTD.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO.

arghyadip said: 1. No. Double check with your insurance provider to make sure that you are covered with out of country driving. 2. No. You are find to drive in WA with BC license plate.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO.

Apply PRTD from outside as long as they meet their RO. Your citizenship application is not relevant.

IRCC definition of family is spouse/common law partner/children under 22 years old and single. I am not familiar with the current ICC account online process. So I will let others to response.

Do you have a spouse or children? Your brother is NOT family ties. How long have you been employed in your current position? A manager is not a very "high" position in general. It depends on the size of your company. Did you include proof of funds? 10 days is a reasonable travel period. Did you...

You will need your spouse's NOA, you are the co-sponsor. Your spouse is the main sponsor for the supervisa.

Adult children cannot apply as "family" with mother. Each adult needs to apply as individual. If you are filling in their forms, then you need to be their representative.

She doesn't needed to be educated to have a CV. Create a simple one for her if she was a homemaker/housewife, just put that in.

You can try to extend her stay. That may be refused or not. She is visiting you. As suggested, you should apply supervisa if you want her to stay longer than 6 months. Assuming that you are PR or Canadian citizen and have NOA that meets LICO.