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It is my opinions that you are no longer a PR. You didn't comply with 730 days requirement. A refusal of a request for PRTD is a decision that you breached the residency obligation. You had up to 60 days to file an appeal because it was a decision made overseas. Withdrawal the appeal was a...

You are a foreign national currently residing in Canada without status. 90 days rule doesn't mean you are in status, it is only a grace period. Ivory

All I can say is this constitutes misrepresentation as they are required to update the immigration officer any change to their marital status before landing. On the positive side of it, it is not a spousal sponsorship, which would be really bad. The focus of parent sponsorship application are...

Need answers to a couple of questions before sharing my two cents 1. Date of landing- claiming their PR 2. Date of divorce- to see if by any chance, they meet the definition of common law by after the reconciliation before landing Ivory

As a PR, you can not start the sponsorship and plucatiin while you are not residing in Canada yourself. It says in the law. As a US citizen, your child can enter Canada without even needing a ETa. I can not see why a child would be denied of entry while the parents are making an effort to meet...

I just replied to another thread which has the answer to your question. Again, yes you can. you may want to read my post there. Inland spousal application is on fast track nowadays. Ivory

Generally speaking, you can be sponsored under inland spousal sponsorship class if you are out of status because you overstayed for some reason. (Please note there are always exceptions and exceptions to exceptions in immigration laws.) This is not mentioned explicitly on CIC website, but there...

This is an eligibility question for sponsors. There are provisions in IRPR (immigration and Refugee Protection Regulation) in terms of what kind of criminality will disqualify a sponsor. In plain words, 3 kinds- crime involves serious violence that is punishable for a max term of 10 yrs and...