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You have to notify IRCC asap. It's not about feeling comfortable or not. It's about her entering after the relationship has broken down. If she did enter before IRCC cancel her COPR, YOU will be responsible for her for the next 3 years. She could claim social assistance and you HAVE to pay back...

PFL is serious (procedural fairness letter). It's when IRCC have doubt in the relationship or material being submitted

It will be a problem if you applied inland. If you applied outland, then you can just notify IRCC and get PPR in home country instead of getting the portal for virtual landing. Or you may be able to defer virtual landing by notifying IRCC and wait till you return. Do you have TRV to return...

You do not apply for an extension. You apply for a new OWP (I don't know the exact link/steps). Since you still have valid work permit and have received AOR for spousal sponsorship and you are inside Canada, you can apply for OWP. After you applied and until you receive the OWP decision (most...

You already warned her. She is an adult. If she wants to be scammed, let her learn the lesson the hard way. The real announcement is that Canada is lowering the target of new PR in the coming years. So it's going to get harder, not easier.

You mentioned that they have visitor visa. So it would be similar documents that you provided to apply for their visitor visa.

Not family sponsorship unless you are a PR or Citizen of Canada. And if so, there is no way to apply when the PA (the one being sponsored) is outside of Canada.

Exactly! She once had a husband who is a PR. Traveling overseas with PR Card | Canada Immigration Forum (canadavisa.com)

You should consider the current timeline and it's never "a timeline to process with". The posted estimate is the current average of applications.

Not sure about the agent but for applying for any program to study in Canada, it's never a guarantee for PR application. If your niece wants to study for the program that she's interested and plan to use what she studied back in home country for career advancement, then go ahead. That's true...

Since you will finish your study in Dec and isn't registered for another program/course to come back. Your study permit is not really valid (your school is supposed to report that you finished your program) till Sept 2025. Also as another member pointed out already, you are required to live with...

If you read OP's previous posts, looks like OP got PPR in Jan 2022, if the PR card expires in Aug, then OP likely didn't land right after but instead did soft landing later (guessing by the PR card expiry date). But this is assumption from reading her post. Most people thinks they "got their...

Canada government doesn't get involve in family matter. You are her dependent so you are at risk of losing your work permit that's applied under her. You likely will need to return to your home country once your work permit expires. For seeing your daughter, you need to deal with family...

Canada don't spell "center". It's "centre"....

You shouldn't be the one who pay for LMIA. Your employer is supposed to pay and get LMIA. And it's unlikely for an employer to pay $1000 and going through the time to get LMIA trying to hire someone whom they cannot get in Canada (thus the need of LMIA) and at the end didn't hire the employee...

Yes The important point is when you get married or become common law. NOT when you sponsor your spouse. Yes. If you get married before the sponsorship application for your brother is finalize and he landed, it will invalidate you as a sponsor under the lonely Canadian program No. If you get...

Your case is a bit complicated for me to respond. Just to point out if you land AFTER your health condition has changed, you need to notify IRCC. How did you get your PR matters. (if it's under spousal/common law sponsorship, health condition does not matter as much) I know that your intension...

so likely fake with incorrect address details.

It's still a mystery why IRCC put that down for OWP application requirement...

I don't mean to be hard on OP. But if he gave us just a little more details that's unique on his case/question, it would have helped to answer his question a lot better. I was just a bit frustrated on trying to answer his question and not knowing that it's not a normal situation. He likely...