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You are not stating facts, there's no violation, and since neither of those two propositions are accurate, it's just nonsense.

My mistake, I apologize, hadn't noticed that on back (and one of ours has that field filled with XXX) - and sorry, don't know the answer then. I strongly doubt it would matter for most purposes though - and quite possibly only agency or body that would ever pay attention to it would be IRCC...

Note: the biggest issue here is whether the covid rules requiring new PRs arriving to be coming for 'family reunification' i.e. reuniting with a family member or travelling with that family member (who is already a Canadian citizen or PR). I think those rules have been dropped but I'm not...

First, you have to be responsible for the day count - anyone here is only be going to look at the dates you provide and add them up; that's arithmetic, check if yourself. The remaining important part of the answer is: do not apply to renew your card before you have at least 730 days, better a...

There is no country of birth field on the pr card, so you are misreading something.

Some of the comments were just nonsense, in other words; doesn't bother me what they're intended to do. I actually have no strong opinion on the relative validity of this system compared to some other. You've presented at least straightforward reasons you dislike the current one - fair enough...

What a lot of nonsense - there's a procedure even for those who cannot find a guarantor. No, they don't make it easy - because the bar for finding a guarantor in the first place - it just has to be a warm body who knows you and a few other basic requirements like having a passport themselves...

To simplify: read the instructions in the letter - carefully. Then contact the VFS office in India that covers your geographic area.

Yes

Yes, you can submit wherever the applicant is.

It is worth speaking to a lawyer (I was going to make the same comment as @charliem above, that you will need specifics and not just wikipedia summaries). I would speak to a lawyer ASAP - because there are nuances here (depending on when Taiwan started allowing foreign nationals to marry and...

I have submitted the citizenship app for the minor child, yes, based on my understanding that no requirement to meet the 1095 days, just needs to be physically resident. Have not yet received aor or other correspondence. I wanted to opt for the not required oath ceremony but decided that might...

I suspect this is one of the main things - be sure to address the issue that non-Taiwanese cannot enter into same sex marriage. You will need to be specific. It is possible ircc people are not aware of that restriction.

The very first question that will come up is why you cannot get married in Taiwan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage_in_Taiwan I don't know the specifics of Taiwanese law but I strongly suspect that THIS is the main reason you have received the PFL. And I'm fairly confident that...

I don't have any special insight except for drawing attention to these few lines, that are the best evidence of what you need to respond to. -Impediment to marriage - i.e. your spouse cannot travel to Canada or to other countries where you could get married (either of you previously married and...

Has it occurred to you that the 'we sent you a letter' may actually be about the email you got telling you to link the application? Yes, there is a small date discrepancy. Too small to likely matter. (I do not know this for a fact but seems equally plausible)

The problem is, the second article - the one about actual border interactions - does not support your point at all. There's no allegation of systematic dislike or mistreatment of immigrants per your claim. The first article - well, rather obvious change of subject. Terrible stuff, the system of...

As long as it's not another spouse ...

What a profoundly dubious generalization to make - and of course with no supporting source whatsoever. Simple fact - more than 20% of Canada's population is foreign-born. High levels of immigration annually, many immigrants travel extensively. It's simply not plausible that authorities are...

Long thread here on the topic: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/posts/9759225/ No, it's not 'okay' - to sponsor, you must be resident in Canada. Short trips are okay. Anything more is taking a risk.