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You should just take new pictures and submit those. There is no reason why you would need to re-apply for a new PR card.

Is there any way for a student to remain in Canada with two pending DUI trials? I imagine one conviction will revoke the student visa. Any other possibilities to remain in Canada or will this also kill off any chance for future PR?

I imagine then people would try and get "married" and sponsored to try and buy more time in Canada if their status runs out and/or if they can not make a refugee claim?

Can you sponsor an applicant who has no status in Canada? What happens if you visit Canada, stay well past your visa expiration and never renew, and then get married to a Canadian who then decides to sponsor you? Is that allowed? Must you have status for an in-land application? Any difference...

The child is 9 years old and so they are afraid they will have to wait an additional 2 years until they see him. Thanks for that info though.

Can someone apply for a visa to visit their child while waiting for an H and C outside of Canada? If not, do they have to wait 2 years to see their child?

Can a South African citizen who is in Canada with a temporary resident visa apply for a study permit from within Canada if the permit is only valid for another 4 months? If they apply from outside of Canada application, do they have to leave and re-enter upon approval? What is the main...

Do you know for certain that it would be valid for 5 more years? Which sub-category should this posting go into then?

If one were to apply for a new PR card now because of a legal name change (Got married and current card does not expire until 2021) would the next 5 year cycle start from date new PR card is issued (now) or would you still need to renew again in 2021?

Also, if she is a US citizen she should not have any entry issues if she uses her US passport to enter the USA.

Yes, I did some research. You can print the form off the internet and apparently it can even be on plain paper and not the cardboard card.

Ya that is a good point. Applicant is travelling now for 4 weeks and hard to get the actual card for the prints.

Can you send in FBI clearance certificate (USA applicant being sponsored) at a later date or will they send back entire application if it is not sent in from the outset? TIA

Would it make sense that customs would refuse entry to the crew saying that the Canadian company should be hiring Canadian workers and not USA workers?

If a Canadian company chooses to bring in a foreign film crew (from the USA) to shoot a promo video for their company, do the US film crew require work permits? Considering they are not entering the Canadian job market and are just coming for a specific job, would they be exempt? Or would they...

It's a religious camp and so I'm not sure many of the students would be interested in working or volunteering, but yes, it would be easier.

After reading more on the subject, it looks like since 2017, any FN coming to volunteer or work in camp would be LMIA exempt but would require a valid work permit if they are receiving any form of remuneration (including tips). Considering that this camp is a registered Canadian charitable...

Sounds like the volunteer work with tips only would be exempt from a work permit... volunteer work for which a person would not normally be remunerated, such as sitting on the board of a charity or religious institution; being a 'big brother' or 'big sister' to a child; being on the telephone...

If an international visitor is coming to Canada from a visa exempt country to volunteer in a special needs summer camp program, and they will likely receive tips from some parents for their work, would this count as wages? Would they require a work permit? What about if they receive a salary...

Thanks!