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Oh. If you are not applying under family class sponsorship, then I don't know if pre arrival means something else for other stream.

I am not sure. Please check the requirement for TRP application. Or wait for other members to respond.

Are you still inside Canada? If so, as pointed out you have lost your visitor status 6 months after you came to Canada. You will need to apply to restore your status as visitor.

Post in the refugee section of the forum. Some members there may know what is available in the mean time before you get your work permit. Also knowing which province may help to narrow down what's available.

You mentioned that you were "accompanying with my family who are Canadian citizens". So if one of those is your spouse, your spouse can sponsor you after you get TRP to stay in Canada with a legal visitor status. I believe that you have lost your PR status already because you missed to appear...

OP got PR within 6 months of application in 2018. Not sure what he/she went through but he/she is from the Filipins and many of the posts are not in English. So I don't even know if OP ended up getting married or filed as conjugal. Since the conjugal post was in 2015.

Marrying her will not give you any work permit/work permit extension/status/nor being sponsored by her in a short time frame. You need to find out a way to apply for an extension on your own or try to extend your stay as a visitor (and stop working and studying) or leave Canada.

You may want to read the initial email to see if there is an option to request PPR if they are outside. Or if it's been a while, call IRCC to get the process started.

Sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child – Complete Guide (IMM 5289) - Canada.ca

Since you reply to a post in the family class sponsorship section, I assume that you are being sponsored by your spouse to receive PR. In that case, IRCC does not ask for proof of education or work experience. You don't need to show how good you are at your work or education. Just put down...

Updating their current address is NOT the same as reprocess the application as outland. It's just to arrange for PPR in their VO instead of going through the virtual landing. BTW if their visitor visa has expired, then they need to apply for new TRV. They cannot "renew" their current visa to...

You don't need all statements. Just to show some activities that they live here. I agree that NOA should be enough. If you are worried, 1 extra statement or other proof.

Thanks for the confirmation. It's exactly what I said. BC get MSP with AOR.

Then respond to one of the posts by OP or tag OP.

If she has no contact with you for years, she may have filed for a divorce.

This is actually good information for those who can obtain US health insurance for their visiting parents.

1. Not important to IRCC. If you find the service useful for you, then you register. 2. No 3. No. It's not an IRCC application. It's just services offer to new comers.

no issue. If you are moving to Quebec, then you need to go thru the extra Quebec process and slower processing time.

I think the normal application is via CRA website (My Account). I am not sure how to do that for prior tax years. Maybe you can call CRA number to find out.

Then I don't know. What country's visa are we talking about? It's up to that ambassy in Canada to re-issue the visa/stamp. Since you posted in the citizenship section, I assume that he holds a Canadian passport.