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They should not apply for OHIP unless they are planning on living in Ontario for at least 5 months afterwards. Otherwise it would be health care fraud. They can apply for their SIN's in Ontario though. Then they can join you in Montreal and you can accompany them to apply for RAMQ. A PR is...

It's actually not been that long since they started issuing multiple entry travel documents, maybe a couple of years. They might prefer it now that people do that but there are all kinds of things that immigration might prefer while other methods still work. You can find all the operational...

There are no rules against applying for a PR card while you are visiting in Canada. You can even find that in some of CIC operational manuals. You just have to be upfront about not living in Canada at this time. When you fill out the form, in question 12, strike through the "in Canada" part...

1) If they ask you whether you will be in Canada when the PR card arrives and you say no, they might decide to refuse your relatives address and withhold your PR card until you are back. If they do, you can try calling their office, saying that you landed and did not have an address and try to...

While you are under an appeal, you can renew your PR card for one year at a time. If you win your appeal, you can renew it for a 5 year period. However, keep in mind that having won the appeal excuses your not meeting the RO in the past but not for the future. That means for example that you...

Unfortunately it can be a major headache for PR's having a baby outside Canada and then trying to get PR for or move with the baby. Facts: 1. A PR can not sponsor from outside Canada 2. Sponsorship can take a long time depending on the visa office (several months - year) 3. There is no...

You are free to leave Manitoba and settle in another province. However, your sponsor will not be able to sponsor other relatives in the future.

Most provinces actually don't have a waiting period if you are moving from abroad. Ontario and BC do as well as NB at least had and QC has too but has exceptions for childbirth and pregnancy. However, all of the provinces have eligibility requirements about residing in the province in order to...

Ideally you should simply meet the RO and then not have anything to worry about. However, if you already don't and you apply for a PR TD and this is denied, you can appeal and apply for a 2nd PR TD in order to attend your appeal hearing in Canada. If you were in Canada at least 1 time in the...

If you want to avoid trouble completely, you would not tell them that you are doing a short landing, you would carry a ticket with you to your PNP province, you would definitely not give a Toronto address for your PR card, you would tell them that you do not have an address yet, then go to SK...

It would be an option to apply for a regular TRV for the two of them by showing the regular, they only want to visit, they have strong ties to home country, you will take responsibility for them etc. etc. and then once they are in Canada, apply to extend that visit visa every 6 months about a...

The way you describe him it doesn't sound like he's severely disabled. He is slightly limited in what kind of jobs he can do and unsteady walking is not a problem in many jobs. Maybe the problem is that he is being coddled by his mother and allowed to sit around the house and do very little...

As others have said, Canada doesn't care how many passports you have but your home country might so check with your home country before you apply. I remember some guy on here saying that it's not a given that Germany will grant you the right to keep German citizenship if you take Canadian. He...

You don't need to report marriage breakdown to CIC. Just go ahead with the divorce as normal.

If you include him as non accompanying, they will still want his medicals and background checks but it's a good way if you are not sure yet if you are heading for divorce. You could still provide separation documents later on. If you know at this point that you are heading for divorce, you...

They are no longer dependent children. As far as I can google, they plan to make the change from under 19 to under 22 effective as of October this year and it will not be retroactive for old applications. Also, I don't see any plans in there to bring back overage students. More like they will...

After getting married, you absolutely must include your wife on your application. There is no way around that except divorcing her again. I can tell you what happens if you don't. If you continue your application now as a single person, you are actually committing misrepresentation to...

It's a standard medical examination. The doctor has you strip down to your underwear, listens to your heart, takes your blood pressure, has you read an eye chart and asks you about anything that is out of the ordinary that they might notice. In case there is a problem, they may defer you to a...

As they say if you go to that link:

It may be odd but it's not definite proof. If there is nothing written, it may not be enough for immigration to go on. Even if there is something written, it's still not under your control what immigration does, if anything. You can report it and that's it. Immigration may decide to talk to...