Recent content by Buletruck

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Well, if you came to Canada solely for the prospect of sponsoring your parents and grand parents under the assumption that it would be quick and easy, well shame on you for not doing your research. As noted, it was never guaranteed, has always had quotas and has always been subject to changes in...

I'm speculating 12% get approved......but then I am speculating.

Do you meet LICO to apply for a Supervisa?

And no such thing as City Lube Oil....but I guess that should be obvious by now.

Just apply for a supervisa.

What....brain surgeon, professional hockey player, award winning mime?

You need to make sure they Anne's the pay advice as well to show the error in hours.

I don't need a work permit. Just clarifying that $250K doesn't buy much in the way of machine shop equipment and I'd hazard to guess wouldn't employ 9 people, especially in the current climate. We are in a major center and I can't find machinist for the equipment I have.

Geeez......I run machine shops in Alberta ...that's either not very big equipment or used crap. My last used machine was twice that and my 2 new ones are $1.4 M each.

It's legal because the legislation gives them the authority and latitude to refuse applications for personal, financial, criminal, political and a host of other reasons. Don't like it, there is always the option for judicial review and failing that you can appeal to a higher court.

Realistically, that's always been the rule. CBSA has always had the authority to deny entry or cancel documents if they had reasonable concerns about the holder. Not a new thing.

And to save you future refusals, dumping $10K in their accounts won't help. They'll need to show the source of the funds. Instant balance increases don't usually go over well.

It literally says that in the application guide..... What are the requirements you must meet for a TRV? You must show the officer that you meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations and that you will be in...

You would probably loose the Nin Reaident status with your children in Canada. Residential ties Significant residential ties to Canada include: a home in Canada a spouse or common-law partnerin Canada dependants in Canada