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You can apply for a new TRV but be prepared for the possibility of it being rejected.

To add, companies also ask because they are required to reasonably accommodate people with disabilities, key word being REASONABLE. i am unsure how any doctor can justify clinical depression being the reason why a person cannot perform physical labour. I saw people with down syndrome working for...

1105 I received the confirmation email about my application being submitted right away.

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There is no extension to meet RO. You chose to live in the US because of a job it seems so I don't see H&C working either. You can try crossing the land border once ready to move to Canada. The longer you are out of compliance the higher the chance you have of being reported at the border and...

Many have been refused Canadian TRVs who hold a B1/B2 visa, I am sure I have read some in this forum. Having a B1/B2, Schengen or whatever else visa is a positive support but does not guarantee approval. But it looks like the reason you got a rejection is known to you so not sure why it is...

It is understandable that you are frustrated but maybe some members here can give you an idea of how to ensure you do not encounter the same issue again should you wish to re-attempt flying in. Some comments and questions from my perspective and to clarify. Canada's physical requirements is...

No one can really give you the odds of being reported. If you have a valid PR card, I suppose it will be easier to be waved in. If your PR card is expired then more likely to be taken into secondary and reported. RO is a personal obligation, your family residing in Canada does not forgive your...

I think the first step is to check how many points you have: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp You will need at least 470 to have a good chance at PR.

Yes, if you want to claim asylum in Canada, the only way to do it is to fly here and claim asylum. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visa.asp You can move to another country and register with the UNHCR but resettlement to Canada is not guaranteed and chances are extremely...

Oh yeah I know this which is why I think it sucks. I can't imagine not being able to go home especially during difficult times like these.

I have not heard of a country whose borders are closed to their own citizens. Whatever country that is, that sucks. Definitely follow what others have said and check if you have enough points to apply for economic programs. Ensure you keep always have legal status here because if you don't, you...

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/already-citizen.html

You can't claim CCB until you are living in Canada with your daughter. Apply once you come back to Canada.

As long as you are really in Canada I don’t see any issues. There will be plenty of proof since you’ll be working here and can show paystubs, you will have cellphone bills, your banking statements will show your activity all in Canada. I’m interested to read about these kids, please do post it...

I deleted my first response as it seems I did not understand your question the first time. Most of the applications that I have observed to have been scrutinized are unable to prove they were really physically in Canada or those who are trying to get credit for being out of Canada accompanying...

No, he is not eligible for a TRV because he is a PR. No other choice but to apply for a PRTD.

Agree with the others. No one here can even attempt to have an opinion because no one knows what the misrepresentation is. But, since lawyers and yourself have already acknowledged that it is 100% misrepresentation, then those who know the exact situation are the ones to defer to. Also agree...

I did not hear anything though I highly doubt it. As a PR, I assume you have been establishing yourself in Canada and have a job here? In which case you can apply for an exemption since I also assume your presence in Canada is essential to your Canadian employer? Or that you will be staying here...

Get a new lawyer. If you are not a Canadian citizen, you can NOT sponsor your husband and child if you do not live in Canada.