Search results

Just post it once, not in every thread related to PR renewal. Given you would have completed more than 730 days in Canada prior to the 5 year anniversary of your landing, plus a margin of error, it's not terribly surprising you recieved your new card.

I'd argue this can be an issue if you retain or renew citizenship or passport after becoming a Canadian citizen, particularly if you are detained in your home country.

You would have to be married to go that route. There is however no wait time between divorce and getting remarried.

Well, not sure that's the best legal advice you could pay for. CBSA is pretty inconsistent in their application of the rules. More likely depends on the mood of the officer.

https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/security-securite/bwl-lsf-eng.html

They can't say....it's a secret.

Might want to consider giving CBSA a heads up that the circumstances of your relationship have changed as well.

Yeah.....that won't work.

Only if you actually move there.

Wanting to "live freely and work legally" isn't actually grounds for asylum. What are the actual grounds you are (or plan) to claim?

Probably part of their quality control checks. Most likely you'll be asked to confirm details like address, etc.

It's a five year old post....what were you expecting?

Keep in mind that if she doesn't end up with a successful H&C application, she's probably never coming back to Canada.

Deported for what?

Wait for a result Withdraw their application Apply to go to school in a different country Apply to a renown school in india Explore different options at home

And you've managed to gather this insight over the course of the 6 days it's been in effect? And as a side note, diplomats don't generally process temporary resident visas....they have "people" to do that.

Absolutely agree....politicians have an innate skill when underestimating the complexity of issues. The level of complexity (independent tribunals, appeals processes, staffing, court availability, international agreements) all make immediate change unlikely. Not to mention the "flavour of the...

The only argument to this I can think of is the likely impending change in government. I can see the conservatives making every effort to enforce immigration regulations to the letter if the do form the next government.

Well that's an interesting question... It would seem that if she was newly sponsored, she'd be ineligible, but since she's already lived more than 10 year in Canada, she might be able to claim. " If you moved to Canada as an immigrant If you are an immigrant who is sponsored If you are a...

A year and a half! How is that a genuine claim if you can go back for a year and a half without concern?