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it is more safe to apply for extension after 6 months since the border official said that she could only stay 6 months.

okay, Thank you. But others from the other forums says it will be 6 months only. And its a case to case basis.

My mother-in-law came this year under supervisa. Her passport did not get stamped and there was no hand written date as well. Is she allowed only to stay 6 months here in Canada or 2 years? I am confused. Her 6 month stay will almost be over. I do not know if I should get extension or not...

Hi can you tell me what you did? Where did you get the supervisa renewal application in the website? I am in the same boat. My mother in law has caused us troubles. Please let me know what you did?

Okay. Thank you for the information. Fingers crossed that she will just go back home.

Yes, you are right. I am waiting for my husband to do the work here. I really regret processing her papers as she is causing me so much heartache here. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Thank you for the information about the PR. With our financial situation right now, my husband wont be able to meet the income level required for her PR, not unless I go back to work and include my income in his application.

She’s been here almost 6 months, actually she has a return ticket this year. My fear is that she wont go back home and would just insist to stay. She has a strong personality and has a tendency to do whatever she wants. I told her that she could come back but only for a visit. She will never be...

That is my problem, my husband is coward to tell her to go home.

This is so frustrating! Is there any other legal action that I could do?

My mother-in-law is currently here in Canada. She is under 10 year multiple Supervisa. I am having difficulty dealing with her and she is causing us a lot of problem. I am not working and my husband is the only working right now. When we applied the visa for her my husband was working two jobs...