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More improtantly, do you have any siblings? Sisters for example?

again statelessness can be very easily treated as a specifically written exception. If good 150+ countries managed to deal with that problem, how is it, that Canada cannot. And no I am against any birthright for any temporary visa holders. If they want to stay in Canada and managed to change to...

Just so you know some countries also do have exception just for this case. In case a child would be stateless it will get citizenship of the country it was born. However that means that it could not inherit citizenship from any of their parents. And surprisingly enough that is almost never the...

exactly same thing. depending on country ceremony itself can be regarded as a legal marriage for that country, even if no documents were issued. (witnesses can be used as well). Only exception would be polygamy / polyandry in which case such marriage would not be recognized in Canada.

Ok to correct it. Having a Canadian PR is not enough to get visa free transit. Generally speaking you have to consult rules of that specific country (in some cases only some nationals with PR are allowed for visa free transit). Please be also aware that these rule might change over the time. So...

The solution is simple. No more birth right citizenship, only inherited one (one of your parents has to be Canadian citizen). Interestingly enough this is the common practice in most of the world.

Your sister was lucky to meet somebody kind. As she was returning as minor both officer had full authority to report her. Removing as minor did not apply in that case yet ash she was returning as minor. In that case your parents were to be questioned why that child did not meet the residency...

a cheap second hand car is ok for the start. And even that one I would not advise until you get a job. Word of advice, try to move close to public transport first. Start applying and just rent out a tiny car if needed for that day or week. Get your Canadian driving licence started (or...

How old are these kids to begin with?

leaving Canada to activate it is not a big problem. She can use logic what people do for flag poling (go to the border direction USA and then return after being formally rejected). Problem is, that: 1. She may or may not be approved for work visa (despite that you will have your student visa) 2...

Applying for her PR card renewal is a very good way how to loose her PR. As she is still minor and the application has to be singed by her guardian, which is her parent, that will of course put any H&C reasons out of the window. And no, it is NOT OK to count days outside Canada, unless she was...

yes they might ask for additional medical tests. Do not worry about that part alone. That is more or less to determine how easy or serious your case is. However if it is easy enough it should not be a problem. Worse case scenario you might just have problem to get a driving licence here. Which...

Exactly, unlike a national ID or PR card your passport is not just a mean to prove your identity. Your passport is a document stating that you are protected by country that has issued that passport. That is how historically passports came to life (they were originally safe passage documents /...

if you have access to internet there are many many free English courses as well.

I do not think so. Your SIN should be dormant, so you need to reactivate it. Of course that is only possible with proper documents.

PNP started with a measly 9 % for Express entry for the first year. Now we are at app. 33% that is 3.5 x increase compared to 2016. And when you take into account increase of total amount of PNP, it is more like 4x. For this year, every 2 weeks app. 500 ITA should go to PNP applicants.

They just go number by number and if they do not hit immigrant, they will just say sorry I must have dialed wrong number. Well Chinese embassy is calling me for years (not that I was ever in China or has anything to do with it).

Well 1 invitation does not equal one immigrant. There are some people that have spouses or children. So sometimes it is just 1 person and sometimes there are 4 or 5. So the average family size is mabye around 1.4 for express entry. Also there are not all PNP that uses Express entry and for some...

no, you can also use CELPIP or TEF. However language test from English or French is mandatory.

I would add currently. As once that child is adult and he / she would be living in Canada and will have enough income, you might be sponsored in parents and grand parents program.