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Thank you for your response. Actually he is in Middle East, the child is safe however since my husband is a full time employee, it's difficult to give the much needed attention and ensure he's wellbeing. It's difficult for him to manage him, such as his eating habits, studies and managing...

Below the GCMS notes and refusal letter indicated. First time it was rejected because my consultant missed to submit the Father's concent letter. Second time for the reason that in principle, my WP submission application the consultant has tick marked I am not accompanying any family members...

Noted, Thank you! If the court settlement is favorable, is that mean that it will impact positively in the end resubmission?

Note Noted, Thank you. I was only hoping to give another try, because of the lengthy time for the court procedures..

Also, my husband is not joining us in Canada, he has a stable job. Wouldn't that considered ties to return?

Sorry, yes JR. The lawyers says there's 80% chance of getting a favorable outcome through courts rather than resubmit, but we don't really know how far it's true. We already paid and the proceeding is underway. That's why I want to know if I shouldn't suffer longer without my child.

Each time it was applied through lawyers. The initial mistake was done by a consultant, because we had no idea, he said that's the procedure. I have copied the GCMS notes as well as the refusal letter in the thread. Thank you!

Im not really sure...can I resubmit another application? Or apply for a visitor visa for him? The court appeal may take time, therefor if can't find a solution I might leave my work and return for good. First time it was rejected because my consultant missed to submit the Father's concent...

Im not really sure...

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Hi...my case is the same for my 7 year old son. The lawyers say it may go up to 18 months for the court proceedings. Is there any urgent apeal option? It's almost impossible to stay without him because that's a age they need close care.

Hi Guys, Can a closed bonded work permit holder engage in, own, or partner with a business in a rural area? If so, what are the requirements? Additionally, what is the process for transitioning from an existing closed work permit to a business owner status, and where can we find the official...

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Hi Folks, Please advise which link should be used to obtain the detailed refusal information for my son's study permit application. is this https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/requesterInformation or https://gcms-notes.ca/order/ Thank you.

Yes, I'm sorry for the typo, we applied her a study permit. We also provided strong ties back to home country, still unclear why it's refused.

Thank you for your reply. we did apply for work permit but it got rejected due to following reason, can you please advice. • I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as required by paragraph R216(1)(b) of the IRPR...

Hi I am currently on a closed work permit in Canada. I would like to bring my 8-year-old son to join me here. Should I apply for a visitor visa or a study permit for him? Could you please explain which option is more suitable? Thank you for your assistance.

Hi, I have a question about recent study permit application submitted for my son. On the application, I did not submit a Father's Consent Letter. Instead, I submitted the IMM 5604 form (Declaration from Non-Accompanying Parent for Minors Immigrating to Canada). Is the submission of the IMM 5604...

Thank you for the reply. I'm.sorry just to clear it out, increased the chances in terms of applying from home country or getting the application correct this time? Please clarify. We are planning to submit his application while we are in the home country. We are there for a month.

Dear Members, My husband and I are working in Abu Dhabi, and I hold a work permit. I have previously applied for my son's visa from Abu Dhabi, but it has been rejected twice due to incorrect information in the application. This time, we have ensured that the information is accurate. I would...