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Given the post is 7 years old, they've probably already moved on to their second new car and bought a bungalow in the suburbs.....

Get the medical done (yes, even if they have left Canada).

Yeah....that help clear it up!

You realize he has to file a Canadian tax return if you are living in canada?

Make money for who?

Because you aren't eligible for any sort of family sponsorship.

UK your home country? What's your status there?

Making travel plans before you get a visa is never a good idea.

Actually, all you have to show is intension to settle in Canada. Technically no requirement to actually stay after you land. Circumstances change.

Here's a worse case scenario for you to consider....once you step into your home country embassy, you have ZERO protection from any actions they may choose to take against you. Especially outside of Canada. You are still a citizen of that country and subject to their laws. all IRCC cares about...

Probably slim to non-existent. They gave you a chance, you missed the deadline, they decided based on what information they had. No error in law.

If you've claimed protection from your home country, probably best to avoid anything that involves said country.....like visiting their embassy.

It's been repeated about 5 times..... "You are not NOC 60030 with minimum wage. Have you even read the responsibilities? The median wage for the NOC is $23.75. Lawyer up" "Get a lawyer now." "IRCC believes document(s) are fake. IRCC doesn’t believe you are doing the job you say you do. I am...

Misrepresentation is a forever crime....

"This is recent, they only made this change 2 weeks ago. If they have a blockage caused by Quebec they should have just told me, instead they said nothing of Quebec even when I asked about it, and said just wait for 2 more months. They have been driving me insane with their lies and low-effort...

Quebec manages its own immigration requirements.

I see a problem with this. The TRV, entry visa and visitor record are based on the passport you used to apply for the TRV. I doubt using your second passport will allow you additional time in Canada. You would have to have applied for the TRV for that passport and entered Canada on it for you to...

Check with your local landlord tenant act.

So, unless it's consider a criminal offence in Canada, I doubt a driving conviction is going to have any sort of detrimental effect.

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