Search results

Her children also moved with her in 2017? It should be part of her tax return back then...

You don't. He will need to carry both passport when travel to the country that needs that stamp. I put my husband's passport with stamp in the washer before. Luckily it was still visible after the wash. He just kept using it. (that's years ago)

His mom has very weak tie to India since her spouse passed away and her children are not there. Is she currently working? Does she own any property/business that needs her attention to return. It's hard to get TRV approved even if your fiancé is not a refugee claimant. So I don't know the...

Oh! So Ontario changed from requiring AIP to AOR too. Good to know.

If you meet the physical presence days to apply for your citizenship, then you can apply. The PR card is just for traveling back to Canada. So the expiry date of a previous PR card DOES NOT matter. Use the calculator to find out if you can apply for citizenship (days before becoming PR counts...

Spouse also NOT covered in BC as visitor. And I think they could get coverage sooner compare to Ontario (If proved with AOR of application will get temp coverage until PR approval/refusal). Alberta is one of the few provinces that get spouse coverage right away.

You can financially support her. Being neglected by her parents is the welfare of a child and should be handled by her country's child services. Has she been living with you for a period of time? Is she still under the minimal care from her parents? My birthday was never really celebrated. It...

OMG that's misrepresentation. And they are lucky that they didn't get a 5 year ban and just a rejection.

Only spouse and children (not sure under 18 or 22 now for IRCC consideration) are family tie. So having living parents do not count anyway. The LICO is family income (so your husband can co-sign if you have no income) and if you have children then you need to count them for the number of family...

What do you mean? If PA lands as a PR in Nov, why would dependent needs a study permit? Dependent would have PPR or do virtual landing after PA landed. There is NO implied status if ones study permit expires. Dependent needs to extend his/her stay as visitor. Otherwise, will be out of status...

You need to show family tie at home country (likely for spouse remaining in India). Other than that, may be look into applying for supervisa if you meet LMIO. Remember to declare her visa refusal when you apply for the next visa (TRV or supervisa)

Those are just things that new PR can do. Nothing is "essential". But it's good to get SIN so one can work right away. Good to start and apply for provincial health in case some province has a waiting period and if not, being covered asap. Bank account is for personal use and have finance...

This is what other members here found out. Sponsor + co-signer + PA + dependents being sponsored. And do not count dependents of sponsor.

Are they legally separated or divorced? If so, IRCC can count only your mom. Otherwise, once she comes to Canada, she can sponsor your dad (if not legally separated or divorced). So did you try to proof that they at least try to file for divorce or have start on getting document on separation...

Once you can download your eCOPR, you are good to travel via the land border. :) Congratulations! :)

May be you will have a stronger case after you got visitor visa to US and travel and return back. Macao is China. So you only travelled to Japan. And you are not living in your home country and you have strong tie to Canada (vs China).

back in the old days, PA can apply for OWP even when he/she is out of status once the sponsorship application reach AIP. I don't know how it works on the online system now.

So if you want the PDF, you are getting the "paper application form". You can't have online and PDF at the same time. But I am pretty sure you can download the "paper application" PDF form. Fill it and upload to IRCC when it's requested. So.... here it is: If you click that drop down. How...

You have put an extra 0 at the end of the link. it's .pdf not .pdf0

Yes. Because you landed less than 5 years ago and you could meet your RO when it comes to 5 years from landing date. So you did meet your RO (or can potentially meet your RO) and you applied less than 9 months before your old card's expiry. Your PR card renewal application is a normal one. (no...