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Anywhere that does finger printing professionally. Google it and you will find the closest place to you. Just make sure to call and verify :)

Nope! They'll dispose of your visa number or if you paid by money order/certified cheque they'll send it back to you.

Just a heads up - For those who have sent in a paper copy after November 1st 2017, you can resubmit using eDO as long as you have sent your application with tracking.

Definitely keep records of everything: pictures, stamps in passports if possible, flight tickets, tickets or proof of any events/places you guys went to, etc. Also pictures with friends and family are great to have too.

If I'm not mistaken, non-accompanying just means that the child is not accompanying you to/in Canada at the moment. Is this the case? However it is possible to sponsor at a later date as long as you declared them on the original application.

Hi everyone! Hubby and I applied in February, CIC received our application yesterday (Feb 6). Looking forward to being on this journey with everyone!

Absolutely. Hence why I came here for research and different opinions. I'm at the point though where I'm wondering if I should contact a lawyer. I'm scared I might miss something or do something wrong.

I wish there was a guarantee yes or no but it seems like through the info here that it most likely is gonna be a no he can't enter as a visitor. I also don't want to risk it and have him sent away.

I guess it's because of the purpose. Visitor status = boarder patrol officers need proof you're gonna leave after your stay, and with his previous immigration history, there's no strong evidence that he'll do that. PR = its purpose is to remain in Canada.

Yes, as previously mentioned the only thing that's affecting our chances at Inland are his chances of getting into Canada in the first place due to his status. It sucks cause he was so young when he immigrated..

1. No. That would be lying and thankfully through my research, legal advice and this forum, legal status doesn't affect a PR application. 2. Although undocumented he can still apply to receive a police/FBI check as it's unrelated to immigration. We're actually waiting for one right now.

That abaolutely makes sense. Thank you both for taking your time and answering my question. I really appreciate it. I guess we should start outland asap. Would you both recommend we hire an immigration lawyer?

Thank you for your response. Wow, I didn't think that his chances of entering to Canada were that slim to none as a visitor.

Hi, Thank you for your response. Will this apply even if we show proof that we're applying for inland (I.e. proof of paid fees, lawyer letter, etc.)? Maybe I can even fly there and enter with him? He is currently in California and the only way here would be to fly which means if he is turned...

Hi everyone! My husband and I are currently researching applying for PR through spousal sponsorship. I am a Canadian citizen and hubby is Mexican currently living in the states. Unfortunately, he is undocumented, however, he entered legally when he was young. He does not have a removal order...