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Not sure where you saw that on the website, all temporary visas are cancelled for the simple fact that you no longer meet the requirements of such visas. It works in the same way as someone who becomes inadmissible, even if their visa on paper is still valid, in the system that person is no...

I guess you know you are being an ungrateful whiny brat as you created a new account specifically for this question... Just be happy you got picked when even after this draw 3/4 of people who put their name will not even have the chance to sponsor their parents/grand parents... They'll be...

Just to add on that, some 2019 applicants did report being asked for support regarding their 2020 income to make sure they continued to meet the requirements for 2020 (family size change would then apply to your 2021 requirements as well so hopefully your income went back up). There is a chance...

I recommend you post that question on Facebook, where only people who agree with you will reply and reinforce your feeling of being right. This has been discussed over and over again by people who want PR for convenience but see it as their Permanent Right to Temporary reside in Canada. That's...

Eligibility To be eligible, you must be currently employed Also, yes it details at the time of the application when digging in more details, the general idea seem to be that you must be currently employed to qualify for this pathway. Since it is the first year and since it is full, I believe...

Most likely not until he gets close to the end of the process with AIP (just before final approval). It depends on his current status and work situation though as well as the province where you reside.

Again, very unlikely you would get your second dose faster in France where only 48% have received one dose and 27% have received 2. Canada, again, is ahead with 67% having received their first dose and 20% having received 2. It makes absolutely zero sense to try and fly to France to...

The key issue is that the courts have clearly ruled that if the relationship was entered initially for the purpose of gaining an advantage toward immigration, even if later the relationship becomes genuine, it still leads to rejection of the PR application, here the key would be whether IRCC...

As mentioned, I would plan for the question but not expect it. I think it is unlikely to be an issue for you, as a citizen there is no problem going for extended period outside of the country, the only possible issue is the intent to relocate and the fact that you will still be working for the...

Well that is based on the information you provided, and you tend to mix things up. Just answering your ten post about "but do we have to file as common law" Tax year is irrelevant to your marital status, the second part of my message is the quote directly from the government's website, no...

It does not matter if it is required for IRCC, it is mandatory for CRA and once you file your immigration file, the government is aware of the discrepancy. Based on your income, you have received money that you were not entitled to (single with very low income vs common law with enough income...

Agree with the general information from @armoured above. I will however note that most people who fail their RO and want to keep their PR status feel that their situation warrants leniency and that they have specific circumstances that warrants Canada ignoring the fact that they did not meet...

Hopefully this will not be misinterpreted, just trying to give you more information to make sure you plan it right: Be mindful that the Residency obligation for healthcare is completely different from the residency obligation for PR. At this point, my understanding is that you recently got PR...

Please see the other thread mentioned by Scylla page one to avoid duplicating information.

Maybe people from China with family still in China, but that deviates too much from the topic and people are stuck in their ways so waste of time.

I guess I'll wait for the formal announcement as I find it quite confusing why such an emphasis on Canadian citizens and PR in many parts of their announcements if anyone entering Canada is exempt. Some news article refer to Canadians and PRs, some mention essential workers, some exempt, and...

For now, I don't think there is such a plan announced. For now there is no change to family members, only for Canadians and PRs (well and exempt people as well). For everybody else, rules stay in place. Furthermore those changes are expected for early July, so even if further announcements are...

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/feds-ending-hotel-stay-14-day-quarantines-for-fully-vaccinated-canadian-travellers-sources-1.5462527 Yep so no hotel and no 14 days provided test returns negative (still isolation until test results received) for fully vaccinated (2 doses/1 dose J&J) Canadian...

CIT is Canadian Income Tax. It includes both provincial and federal taxes. And yes, Canada's tax can be pretty high. You may get some back when you file your taxes. You may want to calculate the % of your gross and see what it comes up to.

1. Depends what you do with those properties, if those are rentals or vacant. You will need to declare the income on those properties as well as each year, file form T1135 when filing your taxes. 2. no issue, no tax on money earned prior to becoming tax resident of Canada (soft landing does or...