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In other words, their family ties to Canada are stronger. More immediate family members, like yourself, living there?

You must apply online with the IRCC Portal for a super visa and be outside Canada when you apply.

#3. Forward scanned new passport to IRCC, and wait for instructions.

1. No problem. Can be an advantage as it can suggest no immigrant intent. 2. IRCC more user friendly, less uploads needed.

China’s zero-Covid policy is making inbound and outbound travel completely unpredictable as lockdowns can happen anytime. So, not a good time for a visa application as refusal chances are high, even if you can provide a return ticket. Best to postpone.

Yes, it happens when there’s an issue with the payment gateway. Give it a break and try again. Use another card if necessary.

1. An IT related role closest to your current work 2. Office address. You will be contacted via email

It’s more user-friendly than the “old portal,” and requires less uploads. That doesn’t mean a decision on the application will be faster, or stand a better chance of approval.

The letter would have instructed you to book an appointment at your nearest VFS?

If the home ties were not fully established and evidenced in the first refusal, and a second application can, then the timing for resubmission is not an issue. A third submission, following closely from the first 2 refusals, would raise questions on desperation.

There are always exceptions for faster visas. Senior-aged applicants in good health, sound financial standing, clean background, no ties to Canada etc are examples.

PPR doesn't mean visa is approved: refer to the PPR letter. At this stage, processing is still continuing like the background check.

With two prior refusals for the same reason, hope you’ve addressed that reason strongly for your third attempt.

It’s whether you satisfy the visa requirements, not the timing of the conference even though you’d have highlighted that.

It’s exactly what it says in “application status” and “final decision,” meaning your application is under review, including “background check.” Check the IRCC site for the processing time for your country for estimated waiting time.

Check with VFS Canada for guidance.

Did you check with her doc if she’s fit to travel? If yes, is the doc ok to provide a written assessment in support of her application?

All English speaking countries have long visa processing times, and none of their embassies or consulates will take calls or messages from visa applicants. And why would you be calling so many “embassies”? If your mom has had “3 Canadian visas,” she should know how to follow up on her...

Contact VFS Canada for guidance.

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