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6 Months if there is no hand written date and if you were not issued a visitor record

Your PR card expirey has nothing to do with your actual PR status. You are a PR until it is taken from you for a violation. You can remain in Canada as long as you want without a PR card.

Looks like the Officers suspicions were bang on..... Limited Ties to the USA - No one to leave your pets with - No Apartment / No House - No Employer - Long visit Not much to worry about though at the US/Can land border. You will find that they are very accommodating, just have proof of marriage.

All depends on what you were convicted of..... Simple assault......sentenced to less than 6 months imprisonment...... Non-Reportable Assault with a weapon......Reportable If the offence is serious enough to warrant a report then you will be given ample opportunitys to provide information to...

Look out the window and see green grass. Is the grass in the House? I shall correct myself...... If you look for it in GCMS you can find it. But its not actually there.

Many people have been approved. The threshold increases depending on the reason for the removal order. Serious Criminallity = Very Very High

You would not have had a Visitor's VISA. (Maybe a Visitors Record) Did you have permission to stay past 6 Months? If you did and you left before your status expired, then you are in compliance. You would just have to prove that you are a visitor again.

If you are all citizens of the USA with valid Passports, you will have nothing to worry about. Looks like you have everything covered. Hopefully you don't have any criminal convictions in the USA? These may make you inadmissible to Canada.

May depend on the reason you were deported from the USA.

Sounds like you are from a TSR country. Temporary Suspension of Removal. Status = None & Subject to an unenforceable removal order If it has been more than 52 days after receiving your negative IRB decision then your removal order has become a Deportation order. If you leave voluntarily then...

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1. Yes you were refused admission. 2. Yes it will show up on GCMS. 3. Yes a report was written. 4. As long as you can show ties to the US, job, apt., savings, sufficient funds and a return ticket, you may be admitted. There is never any guarantee. IMHO 1. Technically you were not...

If you look at your permit you will most likely see, "does not authorize re-entry" You have been granted TRS Temporary Resident status until the expiry of the work permit. If you loose your job you are still a temporary resident (visitor) until you leave Canada, permit expires or found to be...

Did he get fired for trying to hire you? ;D

If you have an open permit and you applied for an extension before it expired then your status continues with the same conditions. Meaning, you can continue to work for any employer, except ones that are prohibited on your current work permit.

If your BAC was not used that means that you would not be guilty of 253(B) Criminal Code of Canada. (Over 80) You may still have been convicted of an offence that can equate to 253(A) which is Impaired driving. For anyone to give you an accurate answer we would need the exact section & wording...