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Great news! You should anticipate no issues at the border when you enter Canada.

I assume you've been extending their stays in Canada to keep them here legally. Nothing special you need to consider now that you are in compliance with RO. You simply follow the regular process to sponsor them for PR as your dependents.

You've already been given the right advice above. No, you do not just leave this alone and let this play out. This is serious misrepresentation. Take the advice you've already been given an action this asap.

You should qualify for the 50 points immediately if you are on an LMIA supported work permit. It sounds like you may be answering one or more questions in your profile incorrectly. Have a look through those again. If you still can't find the problem, post the questions and your answers to each here.

If you read back through the historial posts in this thread, there are a handful of people who have tried this. I don't remember the details or their user names. I'm not aware of anyone who has been successful. But it's possible there has been.

Based on what we've seen here, IRCC will not process your citizenship application urgently in this scenario. However no harm in trying. Make sure you provide the supporting evidence (e.g. job offer from employer, etc.).

I don't know.

You would need to go through the same process.

Ah - so I guess it really hasn't sped up at all yet. Good luck and hopefully you'll hear back in less than 18 months.

It's generally been taking at least 1.5 years for TRP application to be processed since COVID. Maybe things are starting to speed up now and some are being processed faster. If you've submitted one, just be prepared that it may be a bit of a wait. Good luck!

Wrong section of the forum. Post to the International Students section.

The only option would be to enter via vehicle from the US. You won't be able to fly.

This won't be possible with two separate tickets. It doesn't matter how long you have in Toronto.

No, there isn't.

The visa officer won't care. The issues you may face are that if your flight into Toronto is delayed or it takes a while to get through immigration and you miss your flight from Toronto to Saskatoon, you likely need to purchase another flight ticket. If everything is booked on the same ticket...

Are you saying that you are buying the two flights separately rather than as one single ticket?

Yes, explain it there. Definitely keep the emotion out - that generally doesn't roll well with IRCC and may work against you. State facts. Take responsbility for failing to declare the self-employment in your application.

Don't know. I'm not familiar enough with the current rules. My husband applied under older ones.

Short answer is yes if you want citizenship. I think you could maintain your status as a non-resident (and not have to file taxes) provided you're not using any benefits like provincial health care. This isn't an issue for maintaing your PR status. For citizenship I believe you need to...

- Apply to a public college and be accepted into a program. - Once you finish at least one semester at the private college, you can switch to the public school. Make sure you then notify IRCC that you have changed schools and programs. - If you do not want to finish at least one semester at the...