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Interesting - the off campus work permit (OCWP) button is there for everyone - ignore it. If you are sure that you uploaded the correct date of birth, then just send an email to your consulate with UCI/App # etc and ask them to confirm the date of birth. It is not far fetched to assume that...

we all wonder who "she" is. No she hasn't miss a chance of "carrying" any of the family member. She has the same chance as a PR as she will when she is a citizen. It all depends on the applicant's application. Explain your question a little more and maybe someone will be able to advise.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visa.asp If you are applying online using myCIC, it would have the list of documents you need to upload

Online application is better since it gets rid of the communication wait time since correspondence is via email. Plus I believe it saves CIC time as well coz they have upload the paper document anyway.

Since she doesn't need a visa to enter Canada, she should be okay. She can explain to the officer that she isn't studying anymore, just visiting

Why do you think you need a lawyer? I think it's a general perception out there that you definitely need a lawyer or they can expedite your case. neither of them are true. All the information is available on CIC and the forms are straight forward to fill out. sponsorship is when a family...

If there's a question on application forms in the future that asks if you've been denied a visa in the past then yes you should explain in the future. They might have it in their record but it's better to be proactive rather than reactive

I don't see a reason why he can't travel alone

IMO, job is not the only tie to your home country - Both of them have properties in their name plus they have a settled son there as well. And then there are the intangibles like an established social circle and a set lifestyle which you can explain in your own words. At this age, they would...

Hi, this might be a stupid question but I thought I'll ask - since you've been waiting for a while now, did you apply for a TRV in the meantime?

Google is your answer my friend http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/temp.asp

Also, in your own words, you can describe the more abstract part of social ties. Something like social circle and that they have built a life there that they are comfortable in and they would be go back to that

Maybe not a relevant comment to the thread but I thought I'll put in my two cents. Ragluf is correct - you could however enter Canada on your original single entry visa if: you will only visit the U.S. or St. Pierre and Miquelon; and you will return to Canada before the end of your approved...

We would require more information in order to help you - What's the status of your husband in Canada. Is he planning to sponsor you for permanent residence. Which country are you in currently etc

I wouldn't be as concerned - have they had to use their parents DOB previously? for example in their passport applications or any other ID documents? if so, use that date. if not, then put your best guess in and stick to those days for future communication with CIC if needed.

That's brutal - thanks for updating us though. Passport return time is all over the place. At least the wait is over!

31 months seems to be the worst case scenario - I am not sure about the 1 year but 16 - 18 months should be reasonable but it's all subjective and there are many factors that influence it. You can certainly apply for a visit visa (TRV - temporary resident Visa) - I would suggest you post in...

That's right - She can stay for 6 months at a time - I will apply for extension a month before the 6 months expire. Lets see how much extension they give. I'm not sure about the 2nd part of your question though. I've heard other people say something about this waiting 6 months before coming...

Many congrats. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/certif.asp

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