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Yes PR and TRV holder can enter together in the same car. You would have to check with car rental company if they allow it. Why don't you drive your own? Not comfortable to drive?

If you live in BC, you can get BCID as provincial ID.

Have you called CRA yet? Do you know you can call collect if you don't want paying long distance phone calls.

By reading the topic, I thought you were talking about Metro supermarkets... in Canada.

Have you tried Indian Hakka food in Toronto? It doesn't look like Chinese food. Also different restaurants in Canada have their own variations of Dan Dan noodles.

You replied to the wrong poster.

Send a paper application but might have to wait until Canada Post returns to work.

It's just couple months and the LL might not notice or care.

In your city?

Please also note that there's no China Town in Vernon. It's a small town, by driving, it takes over 4 hours from metro Vancouver. I only travel there in the summer while driving to Calgary. For your info, there's also a Chinese Cultural Centre in Calgary. Lots of good dim sum restaurants...

Climate-wise, assume your wife, son and step son also lives (with you) in Guandong province, wouldn't Vancouver a bit cold for them? Wouldn't Houston or cities in California in the USA better suits them?

Yes, leave Canada temporary is okay. Btw, except for the moderators, I don't think anyone are executives members (including me) in this forum.

You need a valid Canadian passport in order to board a plane. And you can certainly move to BC. Your wife will probably also be receiving a pre arrival email from IRCC. The pre arrival email will give her tips on settlement services as well. Btw, what military and economic escalation issues...

About your second question, assume she was born in a hospital, shouldn't you type-in the name of that hospital? I would exclude yourself in the third question.

Meat :cool:

They still need submissions of their own financials to meet their expenses (your intention of covering all their expenses will not be considered).

What about the poster said?

Does IRCC say you need the convocation letter? If no, can't you say your parents plan to do blah and blah in their daily itineraries that would include your convocation activities? Even if you obtain the letter confirming your intent to graduate (as in the website below), it's still a plan -...

Then apply now if your spouse's convocation held in March. Make sure your in-laws have their documents for submission to IRCC. Furthermore, you should get GCMS notes for them to see what the real reason of the previous refusal.

Why not visit Canada? I saw many Maine-plated cars when I was in Nova Scotia.