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Why are you even renewing it now? It’s still valid until April 2024. Assuming you are leaving this month, you can still use the current card. I suppose because renewals take forever (is it 3-4 months?). If that’s your rationale, your plan is fine, if not on the needlessly complicated side...

Yeah he blipped. Hope you haven't given him any money.

Do you have a valid US visa or a Canadian TRV that was issued in the last 10 years? If yes to either, you qualify for an eTA.

whatever. Or maybe you and several people are using Google Translate-ese for all I know. Instead of uploading a receipt of fees, you will need to upload a letter of explanation that no payment is needed because all fees are waived for this program.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/permanent-residence-for-venezuelan-asking-for-a-fee-but-it-says-it%E2%80%99s-free.827405/ Are you using different names to post the same question? Is it that hard to understand what you’re supposed to do?

1. Yes. That’s what “at least 30 days” means. 3. You can but not necessary. 4. Yes, not having a job or the status to work in Canada might be a concern for your US visa approval. Only answer what you are asked and answer honestly.

Dead giveaway in the address alone that the writer has never set foot in Québec.

LOL I know people who took their exams 4-6 months ago and haven't even gotten any oath date, and you're expecting a 6 week turnaround? Enjoy the wedding/holiday without worries.

1. Unless this uncle was estranged while you were growing up, put your age if that makes sense. I used my godfather as a reference and used my age. 2. A separate piece of paper with the header “Address History (Continued)” also: none of these are actually urgent

Is that 2 days after AOR? If so—totally normal. It’s also quite normal for PR card renewals to have AOR and decision made on the same day. You will not receive any more emails. You will simply receive your PR card in the mail in 2-6 weeks. If it’s 2 days after delivery, then that’s an anomaly.

le test de langue est necessaire pour tous les programmes économiques d’immigration et pour la citoyenneté canadienne

Likely because the non-immigrant US visa must be valid when you apply for the eTA, unlike the previous Canadian visa requirement which can be expired. Try again with the correct expiry date.

Then go with the obvious. That would be really disturbing if a 9 year old child were ever married and last I checked illegal in the Philippines.

That’s not how it works in Canada. If you want to move to Canada sooner, look into PNPs to boost your EE points, or the very expensive study permit route.

You might be confusing it with the 2 references (in addition to the 1 guarantor) that's also in the link I provided. The references cannot be family members.

NO - guarantors have to have Canadian passports https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/travel-documents-references-guarantors.html#in-canada Your wife can apply on your child's behalf and you can be the guarantor if you have a valid Canadian passport.

You can control everything from Canada, including submission, but the account is in their name, and you can be their representative.

Unless you have a valid Canadian visa stamped in your old passport, Canada, unlike India, does not care about your old Indian passport.

Just submit the new passport together with a brief letter explaining the lost passport. There is usually a 30 day deadline to submit documents. if you will get the new passport in over 30 days, request for an extension explaining the lost passport

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