Search results

Perfectly plausible, until they see that your 2 year status just expired and your attempt to cross the border is a thinly vailed attempt to gain another 6 months without going through the proper proceedures. I wonder how many people that flagpole have a return ticket? (Strike 1) Completely...

So you will leave Canada on the day your work permit expires, stay for a week and return to Canada to stay a few more months. (Flagpole) Not a good idea. You are trying to circumvent a problem that doesn't exist. Why would you ever take a risk like that? If you want to stay as a visitor then...

Generally speaking Temporary Resident Status can be extended pending an application for H & C. But, TRS will not be granted for a pending application. If you are lucky enough to pass stage one, you may be issued a Work Permit without TRS. Section 25 will not and can not exempt fee's - Recent...

Re: Illegal Foreign National Leave. Before they find him.

Regulatory A 1 year exclusion order could be issued Criminal (a) on conviction on indictment, to a fine of not more than $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than two years, or to both; or (b) on summary conviction, to a fine of not more than $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term...

If there is no removal order, then no. They must meet the normal requirements of entry from their home country.

No need for justification and I applaud you for making inquires about regulating your status. I am just attempting to correct your statement. Sometimes the only way to stay....is to leave.

I would say this statement is incorrect.

The 6 months is consecutive not cumlative. 6 months is the time an officer grants you temporary resident status for by default. (Meaning they don't have a reason to change it) By the sounds of it, each and every entry you were granted a period of 6 months to stay. You left before the 6 months...

Are you in Canada now or you overstayed and left?

If you went to court you should have a disclosure package that includes everything except for the decision of the court. Not sure about specific forms. I would think it should be pretty simple to request a copy of the report and a copy of your record. Most police agencies charge a fee. Maybe...

The note that I may add.... My knowledge and experience is based on In Canada application of the admissibility sections. They should be interpreted the same for overseas applications. But, the systems are a little different and may have evolved into slightly different interpretations. For...

Generally it is only used when you have just committed an offence while attempting to enter Canada and by policy charges could be laid but for an unforeseen reason charges are not laid. Ie: CBSA Criminal Investigator or local police are not available. EG: Caught with small about of Cocaine...

For speed......It's best to call a local Immigration Enforcement office. The tip line doesn't always get the fastest action.

Yes, being married to a Canadian actually doesn't mean anything unless you have a pending application or current status.

What area of Ontario?

what area of Canada?

Thanks PMM for the offer but I will have to decline. It's refreshing to have a discussion with someone polite. :) I my opinion that would be an inappropriate use of the section you are thinking about based on the information provided. It's not as simple as an officer deciding not to lay a...

This excerpt is taken from the Rehabilitation of offenders act 1974 He may have admitted it the criminal offence. But, it's the conviction that we care about. Should be absolutely no issues coming to Canada.

So if she is just Visiting? Whats the issue? US Citizen's are allowed to visit for up to 6 months. If your true question is can she quit her job, moved out of US residence, cut of the majority of ties with the USA, move her things to Canada, establish herself here in hopes of getting PR status...