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True. CRA and Service Canada may be their source of information.

I ask this question because I heard in some cases the PR broke the promise when they applied for their PR (e.g. PNP case and they moved out of the province) and in this case the IRCC managed to contact the PR why they moved out of the province specified in PNP. I wonder how they do that...

Then my question is, in case the IRCC really wants to contact an immigrant (e.g. a PR) for whatever reason, how will IRCC do that?

Do you think I can do a IRCC Client Webform?

I think most people know they need to update IRCC address change when they have an ongoing application. However, anyone have experience to update IRCC address change when they do not have any ongoing application? I am a PR and I am now in Canada. I just would like to update IRCC my new address...

Basically Police Information Check in most, if not all, Canadian cities asks to declare criminal conviction: I) Is the declaration limited to criminal offence in the Federal law (i.e. Criminal Code) where you have been fingerprinted? II) Does someone need to declare provincial offences such as...

If not driving license, then BC Service Card. But I think if one gets a BC Service Card (or any other provincial card) then he can get access to most things that I need. Do you think so?

Except International travelling, what functions does PR card have? What PR can do but not the provincial ID card?

Is the background check for citizenship application even more strict than PR application???

I also heard that if they have my previous application information (study and work permit), then more likely IRCC would consider it be a mistake.

In Canada for ordinary jobs (not those requiring high level of security), does the background check ask for infraction like speeding ticket or your tax filing information??

I am already a PR and it was more than 2 years I filled in the Express Entry profile. I am now suddenly worried if I forgot to input my second nationality (but I tend to believe I should not be that sloppy, but I just cannot be sure). However, some important information below: My second...

Yes, in the above example, should the littering thing be declared???

many thanks, do you think "charged an offence" and "issued a fine ticket" are different? How about littering? I heard someone got a littering fine (very minor, like CAD 120), does this count as an "offence" in the COPR???

Why you think so? Any reference?

In the Express Entry system or the COPR document, there is a question "charged/convicted of a crime or offence in any country". I am wondering if a minor speeding ticket of a fixed penalty (like CAD 100) will result in charged if an offence above???

I know taxation status is different from immigration status. But I am wondering anyone knows CRA has your immigration status (e.g. citizen, PR, study permit or work permit) on file?

Then I think position that needs Security Clearance is not that many indeed. Those position I can think of are, for example, national defense, senior role in banking, doctors etc.

really thanks for your help and knowledge. However, sometimes I think you would miss other possibility, i.e. I do not intend to apply for citizenship even I qualify. However, many thanks

So the "3rd party" is something private company, commercial-based, right? But the record they will be still local??