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Are you thinking of going outside? If not, you should be fine. Call the UK embassy and make sure just in case. Your airline might know something as well.

Ummmm, I don't think that once you become PR you can't use your RTD. As long as your RTD is valid you won't have any issues.

No, if the legal aid clinic believes you can win the hearing. I mean you won't know the results until you apply right? I know it could be hard being away from your home and loved ones in a totally different place and then on top of that fear of being rejected and being sent back to a place where...

I think you can apply. They will assess your case and see if it is a winning case I guess and approve. Otherwise, you need to cover the costs yourself. Also, don't wait too long to apply. You have already been here 2 months and that would negatively affect your case.

What is the question? I think the reference code is the code you get from the eligibility questionnaire.

Hey, don't worry. This is quite normal. Expect something within the next two months.

I think it should be the day you got accepted

you applied with your refugee travel document in India? Is that your country of origin?

Did you apply with a RTD?

Try contacting Ukraine embassy or consulate

I don't know.Maybe you can call CBSA? But I think this would be enough as your RTD is supposed to use for travel as well as entry back into Canada.

I think that's enough. You won't have an issue.

Confirmation of Permanent Residence

720? Isn't it 365 days maximum?

I added my husband to my application. I got a letter from CPC-M that CIC office will contact me for an appointment for finalizing of the PR application. My husband is outside Canada. How much time will it take for his application?

You should be fine. Reentering in Canada with the RTD should be enough. Carry your notice of decision nd COPR with you.

Chill It is just a petition.

How is visa application process for the UK? I had a quick look at the visa application and the process seems a bit complex and time-consuming.

Tbh go to your family doctor. They might send your application back if they don't accept the guarantor. So just to be safe use your family doctor.