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OWP will give your wife a status of a foreign worker, if I remember correctly, they give it for two years. So there is no need to extend anything.

I presume they are capable to filter data on the port-of-enty and get only the land border crossings.

You are right... I had to google before posting :) . https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/btb-pdf/eedcu-cudes-eng.html "Canada receives your biographic entry information from US authorities. We use this information to create your Canadian exit record. "

well.. I guess it should be ok. I don't believe that CBSA has land border outbound crossing records. They certainly have it for air travel (since few years already they track both in and out). Be advised that leaving Canada she must have valid TRV to get back (and US visa if applicable). The...

it's because Quebec's government wants its citizens to suffer. I have no other explanations for caps imposed by Quebec's immigration minister. Nothing is changed to the way the application is handled. The only thing that changes is that she'll be able to do the virtual landing once her PR is...

The new policy is in effect since the summer of 2023. So any article or forum post before that will certainly say that it's not possible for outland. Right now, if PA arrived and plans to live in Canada, it's possible to apply. Just change your wife's address to yours (you must live together I...

Based on my experience it will coincide with background check being complete. On its own this status is not important.

Your right regarding the benefits. It doesn't offer anything except being a bit more flexible. So keep in mind the cost of the SOWP and potential gains. If later prevails, then go for it. Otherwise, I doubt it's worth it.

You may try to request medical extension based on the public policy https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams.html. It is valid until October 6, 2024. So if he will not leave Canada, change his address to the Canadian one (inform...

Nothing needs to be done until they ask for it. AOR is indeed needed for SOWP however why wasting money if PA already has a WP? Unless it's expiring or you intentionally want to change it to SOWP there is no reason to apply for it. SOWP is not a visa and do not replace one. SOWP doesn't allow...

is your spouse outland and I suppose the medical is from previous (your) application? Unless your spouse is in Canada, there is no way this that they will grant COPR and, if required, a visa since the the applicant must land within the validity of COPR which is tied to medical.

Lol. Yeah, you're right. Prejudices....

I was referring to OP's age :)

Until he's 25. So 5 more years. https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1355&top=14

Regarding your question: your PR status can't be compromised, so don't worry here. I don't believe that you are bound by anything so if you feel the need to move to another province you can certainly do that.

Ok. At least you have COPR. Your father has to give you your card. I'm not a lawyer but I suspect he can't withhold it from you or it can be considered as stolen. Are you an adult I suppose? If he refuses, report it as lost or stolen. Request a new one to your own address.

How come you have all that documents but not the pr card? How long have you been here as a PR? What letter are you referring to? The only document confirming your PR status is either COPR or PR card. You need to restore those documents.

Pcc and schedule a for dependent. Yes it did change. You may check my signature for a very detailed description

"In review" will never change. At least it didn't for my wife despite getting the PR card long time ago. Try to link PR card application to GCKey - it will have more info including whether it was shipped or not.

I suggest to treat any discrepancy or uncertainty against you (better to provide more than less). But in this case I think it's pretty clear that you don't have to provide travel history (not asked for Brazil) and not to provide RNE as it's for foreigners in Brazil (if I understand its...