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Maybe because I'm tired of showing people how to overstay by exploiting the system.

If your legal issue is criminal in nature, you might become inadmissible to Canada and be denied entry. Maybe consult a lawyer if it's new and something you didn't disclose when you applied for your study permit.

The applicant has no status in Canada and first step should be to leave Canada. Each day is an overstay. Even if IRCC reconsidered, I don't see how status is maintained. Further, MP can't do anything. The solution is to find a good immigration lawyer, yours is not giving the best of advice.

OP probably has been out of status since last fall as they never enrolled in 2nd semester. It would probably be worse if they worked during that time too. So, I don't think the transcripts will make any difference.

You apply under skilled worker. The biggest and only task under AIP is to secure employment.

The rural renewal stream might be more difficult than it appears. Plus, you will have to live in rural AB during processing which may not be the least expensive option. My work requires engaging with several rural municipalities and their first preference is always hiring someone from within the...

I would give it a year or two before reapplying for visitor visa or at least a few months. Circumstances don't change that quick and too many applications with changing stories will only make it worse. You can have baby overseas and come back too.

Purpose of visit might not align due to pregnancy and seen as work.

Never did, I'll probably just end up renewing it yet again for 10 years. If you haven't used your passport in the three years, you shouldn't have any issues though. There are no rules mentioned past 3 years so it should be same rules.

If the airline understands, yes. Most will be thrown off by an expired visa but the rule does allow it. Given how badly US wants to kick illegals out though, they might not care as long as it's someone leaving. Lol

The airline might not understand and refuse boarding, there's always a risk. Drive to JFK and catch a flight, land border is your best bet if you want to avoid surprises.

You have no status in Canada and very likely any future applications are already jeopardized. The help you need is not available on public forum.

OP doesn't sound like they are interested in finding employment in Canada.

You're full of it. There's no work permit issued until you land in Canada.

Sadly, it sounds like you have been scammed. How much money did you pay?

Thing is you should not have that job and leave Canada when your status expires. But, since you won't do that, whatever you do doesn't matter.

That is fine.

OP would need to secure a job in Canada first. LMIA is waived under CUSMA for certain trades and professions. OP has no schooling and probably no experience either, it would still be an uphill battle.

Based on your posts, you are not at risk but just trying to exploit the asylum system for an easy way to Canada. Germany is already restricting immigration after the vote in January with AfD's involvement. The sentiment in Canada is changing fast, so don't be surprised if these loopholes start...

The delay could be due to several reasons including your work experience. Your country of citizenship, places you have worked, places you have visited, your associations, there's so much to security. IRCC also involves CSIS to assess if an applicant is a threat to national security. Work...