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The Schedule A background declaration was just updated by the gov in June 2019. When they updated the form they failed to include a button for document validation, yet, in their document checklist it says to validate this form or the application will be rejected. I submitted a signed letter...

My American husband and I have recently completed all paperwork to file for his permanent residency, and are awaiting an appointment with an immigration lawyer next week to have our application reviewed for any errors prior to sending it off. He arrived in Canada on May 2, 2019 (our first...

My husband and I are in the process of completing our paperwork for our PR application. He is from the United States, I am from Canada. He has one "conviction" on his record, which was a fine of $600 for simple marijuana possession of under 7 grams on January 1, 2010. I understand that as of...

My husband has three children in the US who we will include on his application as non-accompanying dependants. He is in Canada for a visit right now, and is going back to the USA from March-May. We have a baby due in June, and will be submitting our PR application this summer after he is born...

Yes, absolutely. We want to do everything the right way and will not omit any information. Our concern is that he offered kids in Canada athletic training for about 2 months as a self-employed person, during which time he made about $800. The issue is, he did this without having a work permit to...

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Long story short - the PR process calls for divorce certificates for prior marriages. In Texas where my husband was divorced, they do not produce divorce certificates - only divorce decrees, which highlight all details of the divorce in full. In his divorce decree, he stated that he was working...

Does anyone know if marijuana possession charges (small amount, less than 7 grams) are considered an indictable offense in Canada now that the drug has been legalized nation-wide? I'm in the process of applying to sponsor my husband into Canada from the United States, and he has a marijuana...

Thank you! I’ve been scouring the message boards all day in a panic looking for insights on this question - your response has settled my nerves considerably! We will certainly ensure ALL information in his PR application is 100% accurate and forthcoming. I appreciate your response!

Will accidental incorrect information submitted on an expired work permit issued in 2011 affect a Permanent Residency application in 2019, since all information submitted on the PR application will be 100% accurate and may not correspond with the information submitted for the expired 2011 work...

My spouse and I are in the process of applying for permanent residency. In 2011, he came to Canada on a temporary work visa as a professional athlete, which is when we met. Representatives from the professional team completed all work visa paperwork for him, and he does not remember being asked...

My fiance and I are getting married in 33 days. He is an American Citizen, and came to Canada to visit with me in July 2018 (we have been in a long distance relationship since 2016). During this trip, I became pregnant, and as such he ended up staying here longer than planned to attend...

My case is a little messy. I am engaged (I understand this is not a legal relationship status), and awaiting my American fiance's divorce to become finalized in the court system. As soon as we are able, we will file for his PR Card, likely inland, so he is able to start working here as soon as...

Where he is unable to work in Canada until PR is granted, it would be difficult for him to work here common-law for a year considering he has children to provide child support payments for. Is there any way to get a working visa prior to PR being granted?

Interesting. He is American. We were hoping we could get him here to work while we wait for his divorce to be finalized under a conjugal partnership. Do you know the reason he will be unable to come here under conjugal?

My fiance is currently going through the process of a divorce and has 3 children who are currently living with his soon-to-be ex-wife. We will not be bringing them to Canada. I am planning to sponsor him as my conjugal partner so he is able to work in Canada and travel back and forth between...