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I don't think is a great idea, specially since you are a PR. IRCC knows very easily if you have returned to Canada, and if you stay away from Canada for months any Officer will interpret that as "not living in Canada." Also, have you seen the current processing times from outside Canada for...

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Also, have you thought of contacting a news outlet? Sometimes when stories like this make it to the news they draw the government's attention to your case and others who are in the same situation.

I can’t think of anything to try to fix your situation as this a new system. All I can think of is that all of those applicants who have applied as outland should send a webform complaining that there has been a problem with the portal and that is not your fault. Maybe they will investigate the...

You don't provide details of long you have been working for the US company, but according to this link below, you still have to file taxes with the CRA every year you have been employed by a foreign employer and have resided in Canada: Report your foreign income in Canadian dollars My guess is...

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From what I've read around here, you can't link applications before you get an AOR or UCI. But I could be mistaken. I'd be interested in knowing since both my husband and I have UCIs. Would this be enough to link the new PR tracker?

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1. Medicals are valid for only a year. She needs to have a new one. 2. The medical waiving was announced just a few days ago with no details. If you keep waiting your spouse risks being denied due to no medical examination. Were these requested long ago? No one knows up to now when the medical...

Unfortunately, if there is or was a glitch in the PR application portal, you can't prove what you say that you selected Outside Canada when applying. I recommend that next time you print the page to PDF where it's shown that you have selected the PR program under which you are applying (make...

The answer to your question is laid out in the instructions to apply online. Follow the steps one by one carefully. I didn't use the online portal because I found it ambiguous. If you're applying by yourself (DIY) my suggestion is that you get help from someone you know is not easily deterred...

Did you find the answer to your question? I see that this has been a common mistake in the past few days. See this post for example: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/spousal-application-returned-why.777333/

I just read you submitted the application in July. There's one form that got updated in August. Check which one it is by downloading the forms again.

My logic and common sense tells me that this is just because you "sent" the application and it takes several days before the trackers show updated info. Having submitted an application doesn't mean that IRCC will accept it. Think of it like when you mail a paper application, just because you...

IRCC will only communicate with your lawyer, so you have to pester him/her to get info, but I think that once you get an AOR you can create an account in the New tracker and see the progress, but I'm not sure about this. Hopefully someone else in your same situation can comment about this.

This has been discussed a few times now in this forum, and it seems that most people are not paying attention to the info they're entering in the portal when setting up the account and all the info in their forms does not match what they said in the portal. What you're been told, essentially...

If they returned the application it means the wait starts again as they don't save your place in the queue (I think this is mentioned somewhere in your return letter). If this is not mentioned then probably they got your spot in the queue. Check your letter again.

Your case is complex. Have you reached to an immigration lawyer? I don't know if a immigration consultant can help, which would be cheaper. Also, it seems to me that you should apply for a work permit extension for your spouse. It's better to avoid ending up without a legal status.

A. It's highly recommended you reach out to a qualified consultant of your choice (check here who is authorized: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigration-citizenship-representative/choose/authorized.html). Many will work by the hour if you don't want to hire...

So, do ECAS and the New PR tracker provide the same info for paper applicants?