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Though keep in mind if doing this that one has to remain in Canada until they are in compliance with the RO without any interaction with IRCC/CBSA or still risk a report of the violation of the RO. Specifically, this precludes someone from travelling outside of Canada - which can be challenging...

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If your calculations are correct, and if indeed you can only get 728 days of presence in Canada in the relevant 5-year period; as the law stands, you will be in violation of the residency obligation. There is, therefore, a risk of being reported and the process being initiated to revoke status...

Forget the expiration date of your PR card, just ignore it (for now). These are the questions you need to answer before a determination on your compliance with the Residency Obligation (RO) can be made: What day did you become a PR? Since that day, how many days have you been in Canada? What...

If your mother has proof of status, identity, and address you can go to Service Ontario with the filled in form and they will register her for OHIP. Coverage won't start until the eligible day but you'll get the card mailed to you and your health number will be active starting on the earliest...

Sorry for the late reply, I've been off these forums mostly, and it's only by chance that I came across this post. I will share my experience: Went to the rental car counter at BUF airport to pick up the car and asked if they had any Canadian-plated vehicles. Rental agent said no, didn't think...

Final update from me; Got DM on Jul 25 and PPR on Jul 26! Full timeline as follows: Jan 15 - Application received in Mississauga. Feb 28 - AOR1 Mar 13 - Sponsor Approval (ECAS, Letter came Mar 24) Mar 26 - Notice of processing at CPC-Mississauga Jul 11 - ECAS "In Process" for Principle...

The letter that we got regarding sponsorship approval did not have the line that you quoted saying anything about a visa office, and we got a separate letter saying that the PR application would be processed by CPC-M that said nothing about sponsorship approval. Seems like a very peculiar set...

You have to check everything off or write n/a if it is not applicable. See the instruction guide:

I saw on MyCIC that IRCC is now processing my background check as of last week Thursday, so yay for movement on my file. Don't know if I posted that already, here. Otherwise still waiting.

My document status has said not applicable ever since I resubmitted my schedule A via the web form. I remember reading here that 'not applicable' is a fairly common thing and nothing to be concerned about.

If it's a single question, stick to one web form and combine the documents into a single PDF that you attach. write a short note on the web page when you submit outlining the basic information that's being requested and what you've attached. Once submitted, you'll get an automatic response...

Just saw on MyCIC that CPC-M has started processing my background check today. January 15th applicant. Hoping the end of this process is close.

Why is that relevant?

You could write a letter explaining the situation and provide that in lieu of a formal document. It would largely depend on the local law as to whether your parents are legally separated, but most often there has to be some form of official document for this to be recognized internationally...

At this stage it might also help to contact your Member of Parliament and have their office make an inquiry on your behalf. You're well past the stated target of 12 months. Sometimes MPs can get the ball rolling again if the application is stalled.

to get to the IRCC line I believe it's 1-1 then select 1 to check status.

Your question is probably best asked in the Express Entry section of the forum because the people there will be familiar with the passport request letters sent out for applicants under that stream. However, my understanding is that generally it has to be the office dealing with the application...

You can call +1 613 944 4000 and select the options for immigration and citizenship to be put through to the IRCC phone lines. I got my medical request a few weeks before I got the notice that the application is being processed in Mississauga, and I believe many people get the request before...

I cannot readily find an official source to back this up, but I believe that it is rare for a spouse/partner or dependent child to be refused on medical grounds and that for these two categories only the excessive demand clause is not applied in refusals. However, if there is an issue relating...