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When I go to Canada after receiving my travel documents, will I be able to apply for a new PR card right a way or will I have to stay the allotted period of time??

Thanks that is really hopeful. Could you tell me what exactly happens if I chose to appeal? And how long does the process usually take??

Thank you! =) Pray for me! >.>

Just how strong is the "being removed from Canada as a minor" ground? I was removed as a minor and the circustances were indeed beyond my control. I loved Canada as a child. Anyways, I have great results and merit scholarships from great Candian universities now and I turned 18 less than a year...

Well I was a minor when my parents decided to leave Canada. I posted here explaining my situation and they said that they might consider this. So I explained to them that I was a minor and the circumstances were beyond my control. I turned 18 years of age last year and I applied explaining to...

I have recently applied for a Travel Document for Canadian Permanent Residents living abroad under H&C grounds. I live in Bangladesh and my application will be processed at the Singapore Visa office. How will I be informed about the decision once it is made? And how long can this take? Also is...

Hello, Well I've gotten offers from several Canadian universities and I've narrowed it down to two final choices. UBC and McGill. I want to study life sciences and hopefully ace the MCAT and get into a medical school. Which of these two schools is CURRENTLY the most highly ranked. And my...

Yes I have read that. But mine is an H&C case so it is likely to take longer to process right??

Okay well I plan on going there to complete my undergrad in McGill which will need 4 years. So guess I'll need this CSQ right??

If I am a Canadian Permanent Resident and I get travel documents issued, will that allow me to land in Quebec just like the rest of Canada?

Any idea how long a case like mine needs to process??

Hello, Do I need to provide my original passport with my Travel Document application, or will photocopies suffice?? I have applied for Travel Documents as my PR card has expired (under H&C grounds). I am from Bangladesh and the Canadian embassy has been removed from here. My application will me...

Hello, VIP members please reply! My PR card has expired and I did not meet the residency obligation. My father was the principal applicant at the time when my whole family got their PR cards. I turned 18 years of age last year and wish to go to Canada to study. Can I apply for my Travel...

Hello All, I am applying for a travel document for Permanent Residents living abroad from Bangladesh through the Visa office in Singapore. I am making an H&C claim as I did not meet my residency obligation. Any idea how long it will take before receiving a decision? Any tips on what, if...

hehe yeh i feel rather stupid now! :-[ Well I am just desperate because I have worked really hard to get accepted into the Universities there. Well thank you LOADS! :)

Isn't there any way I could ask them to speed up the process? I have heard the terms "expedited travel document" and "emergency travel document". What do these mean? Do any of these apply to me? Can't I do anything to get a permit to land in Canada before September?

Looks like I have got quite a situation here. :/ Well first of all I was a minor and I was forced to leave in 2004 by my parents. I have also prepared documents to support some quite strong reasons for coming back. The problem is I have gotten offers from three universities in Canada and my...

You can get a study visa if you have an offer letter. Question is, can u get an offer letter? Fill out the online application forms of the Universities. Like I said, ask the Admissions office about your situation. Maybe you will be considered as a mature student. Hope this helps...

Graduate or Undergraduate?

I think it is best if you explain your situation to the Undergraduate Admissions people of your desired University. They can help you. Your question is a bit vague could you please explain what happened? I do not think it should be a problem if 2 years has not passed since your last full time...