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If nothing to enter, you can leave it blank. What we did in such case if not explicitly advised, after filling all information and taking a print out, just to highlight it is intentionally left blank, we also put a "dash" (by pen) in the first field.

The Help icon, "?" against Q13 reads..."Tell us if you have had immigration, permanent resident status and/or Citizenship status in any other country...", and the bulleted point further below I quote, "Tell us which countries you have held status in, and exactly what status you held or...

Self employed since it is your own incorporation (I assume single ownership). You can also request CRA.. "Request a CPP/EI Ruling" please also refer..https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed-income.html...

1. No impact on Citizenship. 2. No impact on Citizenship. Any undertaking we sign to Provinces, we are expected to honour. All the best! I am not a legal expert..please treat this as another opinion!

Specific to your air travel: Highly likely scenario: You won't be allowed to board a flight to Canada, and the only recourse will be to Appeal the decision to IRB since the residency requirement is not met by a big count. Less likely scenario: You will be allowed to enter, with reporting (means...

I think one should still send a copy, as the file is still in safe custody and maybe retrievable / locatable by the UCI number and other ID details. AOR is the status update, when they acknowledge they received a completed application file I believe, and the basis for IRPA compliance needs and...

So, "Persons born outside India on or after 10 December 1992 are considered Indian citizens if either of their parents is Indian citizen at the time of their birth " So, you may even check with Indian consulate, so you must register your son's birth asap there. I think within 1 st...

Yes..so forum.. is majority from the IT enabled crowd..which is a very small percentage of the populace.

The estimate is around 250, 000+ for 2020. The target is 85% of permanent residents....(https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/departmental-plan-2019-2020/departmental-plan.html#sec03-1-3). The actual has been also around 85% range. The new...

If the intention is to provide "software consulting services" or "contract software development services" with no IP claims, there is no much restrictions. But when it comes to developing "software products" there are a host of things that you need to keep in mind, probably will require some...

If there is no action from Feb 2019..it probably is basically CSIS waiting update scenario...the usual verification for A34/A35/A36(1)/A37 that may result in delays due to foreign governments / 5 eyes response (based on previous travels). Maybe you want to consider the below points and relate...

EUK is right ..some fine tuning. Incase you have filed your 2020 and have an NOA, then you will have to include that as well. All the best!

yes. That is always preferred. But you can book a no cancellation fee category...and later align to the best offer from the market.

You can highlight both...as both seems to be your reason. Always being truthful to IRCC is key, for now and for future.

A good day wise itinerary including support plans during quarantine (feel free to include virtual contact plans during quarantine) , along with the confirmed ticket for in-out travel (in sync with dates) should suffice. All the best.

The last update was on March 27...and they reinforced with the message "The Government of Canada remains strongly committed to family reunification, and IRCC is committed to opening the program as soon as possible. " Hopefully it will be announced early August 2020...

I think you are all good..do explain with a covering letter why you withdrew. All the best!

I guess the first step is to start with this.. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/proof-citizenship/search-records.html

Good point..but many elders/retirees do, because that allows them to freely travel to visit their children at the same time enjoy social life in India.

We can maybe phrase this as "Your global income is only taxable when you are a tax resident in Canada. When you are a tax non-resident then you are only taxed on income in Canada." Citizenship / PR status doesn't matter I believe.