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This IS the main point. If you want to assert that your child is NOT Canadian at birth, then how can Country X border officials be sure he/she is? What information do they have that you don't? It doesn't sound like you're seeking answers here. You just want others to tell you that you're right...

As others have said in here, if you were a Canadian citizen at the time of the child's birth, and if you obtained the Canadian citizenship in your own right (i.e. either by birth in Canada or by naturalization) then your child will be a Canadian citizen at birth no matter where in the world...

As I said before, it's actually much much simpler than that. Country X does not have a way of knowing about the child's Canadian citizenship or for that matter about any of the child's parents' associations with Canada. The OP should simply keep his mouth shut. As far as Country X knows, the...

I hate to break it to you, but I think you're wasting your time. No one's tried what you're suggesting because it's just not possible. Child born in country X to citizens of same country X will be a citizen of country X at birth. Nothing else about the child is relevant to this matter. End of...

Actually, a better question for the OP would be this: Are you REALLY trying to accomplish something of a personal nature here or did you start this post just to engage in academic discussion? I'm sorry but I can't help suspecting the latter option. The OP is not really sharing why he so...

Eventually, there'll be an arrest warrant issued for you if you don't leave Canada by the date on your study permit (yes you have a "Must leave Canada by" date). How's that for a point? When the handcuffs are slammed on you and you're processed for deportation, mortgages and homes will be...

I'm actually a Canadian. Other people would just ignore you when you start calling them names, and that's the right thing to do. I just have to say that you're missing the point big time. RBC may give someone in temporary status a mortgage because in the end they're covered. They have a lien on...

Sure, keep dreaming. It's all you've got.

It's not just that. These people are dreaming if they think they're going to remove the LMIA requirement for the 600 points in Express Entry. If they were to do that, it would lead to underground corruption as employers would seek to make money off of desperate foreigners by "selling" job...

I don't think there's a single bank in Canada that will give a house mortgage loan to foreign nationals in temporary status, so if you're on a student visa and bought a house and car, it was most certainly out of your own funds. That being said, I don't know why you would buy a house in Canada...

You may want to check your application status online (ECAS). I don't think you're going to get another e-mail just telling you that your application is IN PROCESS. What will happen is just that your ECAS will change from APPLICATION RECEIVED to IN PROCESS. I say that because this portion...

I'm not going to regurgitate what I've already said because it's no use. Listening is not your strongest suit. In fact, from what I see, your only skill is for repeating yourself multiple times and for taking long paragraphs to say .... not much really. Call it whatever you want...

Umm No! Not to open another can of worms here but that is factually incorrect. The Minister can initiate proceedings to repeal a grant of citizenship if he/she can show that an applicant never qualified for citizenship in the first place, and the way to show that is to show that the applicant...

Nope, not joking at all. $1500 dollars for selling hope is reminiscent of the corruption and un-professionality of the developing world. I wasn't saying the federal government is making money but the provincial governments certainly are. There was even an article about this back in 2008 about...

It's not just about loopholes. It's about contradictions in immigration policy, which makes CIC one of the most unprofessional government agencies in the world. Provincial nomination isn't just a loop hole. It actually runs against the interests of Canada as a whole. A way for people to get...

This is so stupid! They don't get what they want from federal programs, so they try the backdoor ways with provincial nomination. What a joke of a system. When you don't get an ITA from Express Entry, that's the government's way of telling you that you don't serve Canada's interests at this...

Yes, I do have a problem with those who demand a special way that isn't available to everybody else, because that is basically saying that they are special and above everyone else. I definitely have a problem with that and if this country is still fair as it claims to be, then this person's plea...

Precisely the point of my last post: the OP is NOT a constituent, he's a foreign national. Constituent implies you're eligible to vote and have a voice in the government. Perhaps you need a dictionary. No, he does not. The riding where he lives has an MP. Not the OP himself. As far as the...

Actually the whole idea of trying to get an MP to facilitate you getting PR status when you don't qualify according to law is insulting. What you're saying in effect is "Never mind the law that everybody else has to abide by. The law be damned! I want what I want and I want it now."...

Oh no, no! Don't kid yourself. The MP is not YOUR MP. This is another common misconception among those who are in Canada and trying to get PR. If this is you, then I'm afraid you completely misunderstand your relationship to the MP that serves the riding where you live. If you are neither...