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Why? What could happen? Or will a government clerk just silently throw it in the trash? Unlikely. They must advise that the second application has been rejected.and that's it. Or - they will take note of it and take into account the new data and days. It's my opinion.

Until your permanent resident status is taken away from you, you ARE a permanent resident of Canada. AND this is the main rule. The passport issuing service does not care at all about the delay in issuing a PR card. Maybe a resident of Canada does not want a Pr card at all. This is his right...

What are you talking about? When a question arises, the question is asked! My daughter's case at the local office WASN'T EVEN OPENED! The application was not even considered at the local office! She hasn't received a single call, not a single message from the local office AT ALL in 2.5 years...

Most likely, the daughter will apply for citizenship. And let the permanent resident card get stuck in the throat of the IRCC.Let the IRCC choke.

still is in process. In fact, the situation is just awful. People still do not fully understand what is happening. EVEN if you receive a letter of support from the Minister of Immigration - NO ONE WILL LOOK at this letter! The case will remain so without consideration .. This letter will be...

When submitting a request for a PRTD, you have the opportunity (and this is noted in the rules) to write a cover letter, in which you can attach copies of air tickets, or indicate the date of departure. A PRTD is valid once, but you can ask for multiple PRTDs (giving reasons for the request).

I can calm you down. My daughter has been waiting since August 2019. And nobody cares about it. It seems like the only solution is to just go to the police station - and state that you won't go anywhere unless an immigration officer or the media is provided. Funny - but this is the decision. You...

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I will explain. Suppose the daughter does not withdraw her old application. The immigration officer will require new information for consideration (number of days in Canada, place of residence, etc.(after all, more than 2 years have passed since the date of the application.) And all this is...

This is a real crazy house. In any case, to consider the old application, they will need new information, new photos.New number of days, residence addresses, and so on.. They must have updated documents on the basis of which the card will be issued. So why not consider everything new in a new...

Explain what it means- withdrawing and re-applying. ? And if you don't withdrawing? and just send a new application form.

Can she enter USA? No, she does not have a U.S. visa. In my country, the US Embassy refuses to obtain a visa for young people and not married. (For fear that in this way people will remain forever illegal in US) But for those who reside permanently in Canada (upon presentation of the Prcard...

I think there is one more way. Just fill in another new set of documents to renew the Pr card. There will be new information with the required number of days, new photos. Everything will be clear, it is clear that she has all the required days for the last 5 years. And what will they do in...

She can visit us ONLY during school holidays. And that's a very short time to get a PRTD. And in my country for PRTD you have to pay the amount multiplied by 10.

Caveat, if I've understood your dates and information correctly. There is not much to understand here. Everything is very simple. My daughter has been living in Canada for over 2 years and during this time she has never left Canada at all! Yes, she can come to us and apply for a PRTD. (And she...

In any country, you can order a place in the queue. Contact the appropriate service. Sit down with a person. (Immigration officer). Talk to them. Find out and explain everything. Find out the date when the decision will be made. But NOT IN CANADA!

Then let others thrive in Canada. Daughter lives alone. Works alone. Let others pay the last money. I even read that a lot of people got an updated permanent resident card AFTER they got citizenship. One can only imagine what kind of bureaucracy there is in Canada.

Yes, everything I wrote is true. I would be very grateful if you could find a lawyer in Vancouver who would agree to write a warning letter to IRCC for $ 200-400. Why should I pay a lot of money for something that is supposed to be free and according to the law? If Canada doesn't need people...

Let's wait some more. The problem is not to change a decision ... to prove something .. The problem is simply getting IRCC to open her application. Everything is clear and understandable there. She lives in Canada ... There are enough days of residency in Canada. It is just necessary that the...

Here is the answer of one of the MPs for me. Members of Parliament understand very well this bureaucratic machine. ...................... While you are not in my riding, I do appreciate hearing stories such as yours, as they keep me informed every time I raise this issue to the government. The...