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Write to Mississauga Office and ask that office to correct the mistake. There is no Implied Status for IEC's. He can apply for an Open Work Permit, if application to sponsor is INLAND. However it takes a lot longer (about 2 years) to get PR approval for Inland applications. Your best option is...

Below is a link for a Guide for "Sponsorship of a spouse, Common-law Partner, Conjugal Partner, or dependent child living outside Canada" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/3900ETOC.asp

A person can be in a new Common Law Relationship with another person even if (s)he has not divorced previous spouse. S(He) must have lived with a new partner for a minimum of one year. S(He) will also need to provide a proof of divorce from previous spouse or proof of separation (for one year)...

Congratulations! shujath ali. Did you ever order GCMS notes? If yes what was noted for the status and location of your file?

Rob_TO, I agree with you that there is no authorization to continue working under implied status on expired IEC's.

I do know that CSQ is required if a person wants to immigrate to Quebec. I asked this question to understand for what purpose OP is applying a new CSQ. Is it for PR application or Study?

Additional Information: Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=188&t=17 I have applied for a new work permit. Can I stay in Canada if my work permit expires? Yes. You can stay in Canada, and may be able to keep working, under what's called implied status. That means the...

Additional Information: Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=474&t=4 ... If your work permit expires after you have submitted your application for an extension but before you receive a decision on your application, you can stay in Canada under what is called implied...

What is this CSQ for? Are you planning to apply for PR? Anyway, if you want your spouse to be with you then include her in your application.

That seems to be a correct understanding. But as with the new Pilot Program you were in status when you submitted your OWP application along with PR application. That should give you an Implied Status to remain (but not work) in Canada. If that does not give you an Implied Status then I think...

Right of Permament Residence Fees can be paid upfront along with the initial application or later. However, processing VO will ask this fees to be paid before the issue of Permanent Residence Visa.

It certainly saves the time. Consider communication (mail, email etc) time from VO to the applicant and applicant to VO.

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Information on the page at below noted link has more information which may be helpful: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5553ETOC.asp An extract from the information on the page at above noted link: Reading that information, I have come to understand that a worker...

It is certain that you can not renew or extend your IEC Work Permit. This information is posted on CIC website. A link to the page is noted below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=942&t=25 IMO, the sponsorship application your girlfriend has mailed, gives you an implied...

Over the Top or Down from Back makes no difference. I use Water all the time. Keeps clean. Wash Hands Always. :P Barcodes on the Top of each set.

Since you posted earlier that CIC refused your brother's application and returned his application, it seems that CIC has now made a decision on your parents application. It is most likely approved. Wait for the good news. Good Luck.

FBI Report through an authorized Channeler can only be ordered by US Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents. All others have to get it directly from FBI. This information is available on FBI Website. A link to the page is noted below...

I agree that it will be decided by CIC "Where the applicatiion is processed". Many of the members on this forum try to help those who have questions. Most of us learn from others experience and knowledge. OP has been made aware of CIC procedures. She will determine what to do and CIC will...

present perfect tense, Passive voice...past perfect Tense, HAD...you can use any number of terms. CIC has clearly explained the meaning of term "Lawfully Admitted". Whether you accept it or not does not change the Law. Again, for your convenience and knowledge, here is the link to CIC page...