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I know this is a double post but I'd like to expand on this having faced something similar. Personal observation: This is not a good rule because if you deny permanent residence on these grounds then you automatically lose the right to sponsor them in the future anyway, obviously, so the rule...

I WISH that was true. In my case they want non-accompanying child medicals done and have given me 60 days to comply on their second request. They already know the ex is not complying, he won't allow them to be done, so the only way I have to get them done is to go back and get them done myself...

The child does not influence your case at all, unfortunately.

Medicals are valid for 12 months. If your case doesn't have a decision made within 12 months then you will need to re-do the medicals but you can wait until you are asked to provide them before getting them done again. Once you pass the 12 month mark just be ready to get them done again, the...

The vast majority of the time they will send you a second request for the non-accompanying child medicals ignoring all of your explanations, and will give you 60 days to comply under threat of denying your application. I know that's not what you want to hear but it's how that particular rule is...

Personally I think the non-accompanying minor law is outdated and damaging to families. Get the medical done to protect their right to follow in the future or else get out of our country... ?? Sometimes, like in my case, it's just not possible to get and by far not worth the damage to your...

Thanks Scylla. It's been 3 months since I filed inland in Quebec and since neither time nor ability to work are my main concerns I'm leaning towards letting the application run its course still, it's done so to speak. I sent the original of my police certificates etc so there would be additional...

It just made sense to apply for 'within Canada' given that we were, you know, within Canada. :( No work permit request was included, will that change anything with regards to the application (visitor or PR) itself? I know I need to prove I can support myself but I do have the means to do that...

Hello, I've been married to my spouse for 10 years, we have two children together and we lived in the United States the entire time. My spouse is Canadian born and was legally in the US on a permanent resident basis. We've gone through the entire US immigration process successfully so you'd...