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You can get an open WP with the duration of your wife's SP.

Your college isn't eligible, sorry,

IPC 279 looks like it equates to Dangerous Operation of a motor vehicle. IPC 337 looks like it equates to Criminal negligence causing bodily harm. Convictions on either charge will make you inadmissible to Canada. The IPC 337 can make you inadmissible for life unless you apply for canadian...

I won't worry about it too much. Though you screwed your chances for a PGWP by studying only part time in a semester that wasn't your final one.

Tell that to the officer, but wouldn't worry. You are right, a child born in Canada won't be considered a dependant for permanent residency since they are citizens.

A visitor visa is just a document that gets you into Canada. It doesn't matter if it expires while you are in Canada as long you have valid status. You say this guy is on a work permit. That is valid status. CBSA won't do anything. The visa is only an issue if he goes outside Canada/USA/St...

Show acceptance letter to school. First years tuition should be paid and show that you have the funds to support yourself during your time here. If you have online banking on your phone just log in and show it. Otherwise show a recent bank statement. Lastly show that you have medical insurance...

It's not really a restriction. If it was a restriction it would say " can not work in any location other than stated" in the conditions box. What probably happened was the officer put your destination city in that box instead of setting it as unknown. If you already have a job and not planning...

You need a valid study permit to get a PGWP.

True. Fighting for his green card is probably easier than claiming refugee too.

Conditional green cards are revoked automatically after two years unless you apply to have the condition removed. That's gonna be hard if he got it on the basis of marriage and now finds himself divorced.

They will probably revoke it soon if he is divorced and 2 years have passed since they issued it. He is looking for an escape because he'll soon be without status in the US.

Safe third only applies to eligibility of making a claim. It doesn't have the same baring on the claim itself. If he crossed illegally, he would get a hearing and it would be assessed on its merits. Now if he crossed legally by land he would be ineligible and won't even get a hearing.

1. No you would be inadmissible for trying to live in Canada without the proper visa and you would get a departure order. 2. Study permit renewal shouldn't affect refugee application. My suggestion is finish your studies, make sure you continuously study full time, work part time to help with...

Yes I know. He asked if he can appeal. Yes he can to the federal court. It doesn't matter that he is in the US.

His conditional green card was likely given due to his marriage to a US citizen and by getting divorced his conditional green card is in jeopardy, that's why he probably wants to make a ref claim here.

If it's a blood uncle then you meet a safe third exception. better be direct uncle and not some second cousin you call uncle.

There is nothing in the legislation that prevents someone holding both a PGWP and a Study Permit. Your old permit would no longer be valid, but you're free to apply for a new one provided you can meet the criteria for one like having proof of funds, and an acceptance letter. Secondly programs...

No the authorized period of stay is when your PGWP expires. You don't need to leave Canada since all PGWP range from 8 to 36 months.

Whatever address you have been corresponding with them. If your lawyer has been handling correspondence then it would be sent to them. If you were handling your own and delivering mail to lawyer than it will come to you.