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Can anyone kindly tell me if a minimum of 2 year validity of passport required to apply for Provincial Nominee Program ? My passport is expiring in DEc 17.

Dear friends, I will be completing my masters by the end of this month. My study permit and visa are valid till July, I am planning to go over to India ( I will not be attending the convocation ceremony) and come back in june. A there any chances of denial of my re entry since i have already...

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My opinion is, the students still have the liberty to change courses/institutions. But prior to June 1st, at the post secondary level, there was no need to notify the change to CIC, but post June 1st, it will be the responsibility of the student to notify any change to the CIC directly and thats...

just want to know what happened? Can you please provide an update?

If you apply for restoration, then that problem will arise. Pl note that you are not asking to restore your PR. You have only applied for a student visa and just submitting the forms they have asked for. May be they have your PR relinquished and grant SP or whatever. Just wait for your passport...

>>>>>>>> I just want to relinquish the PR and have my SP application processed normally.<<<<< why would you want to relinquish your PR if they are offering? you must be extremely lucky if your PR gets restored, because you will be eligible for domestic tuition fee which is far less than that of...

No. I was not asked to submit anything. May be you still have a valid PR status. How long it has been since you left Canada? I was away from Canada for more than 8 years, wherein I was required to stay for 2 years in every five year term. So, I had lost my status. I don't know about you. Are...

It is not at all easy to restore the PR status. In this exercise, if you are denied restoration, your chances of getting a student permit will be drastically diminished because you would have shown your interest of living permanently in Canada which might work against your student permit...

Please note that you are not getting any PR travel document. You are relinquishing your PR status voluntarily. What we get is the temporary resident visa as any other student gets.

They will grant the TRV only after you sign the form and send it because you cannot have an immigrant and a non-immigrant status at the same time. Moreover, if they have asked you to sign the form and send, it means that they have decided to grant you the visa. Once you send the form , they will...

Hello friend, I was in a similar situation. I was in 9th grade when my father got PR for himself and the family in 2004. We just stayed for a month in Toronto and came back. Now after 9 years, I applied for study visa. I was also asked to sign a form before being granted the visa, which is...

True, SOP is not mandatory. But if the VO doesn't have time and patience, he/she might outright reject, since they have hundreds of applications to review everyday and cannot spend time on assuming and analyzing situations like this. So it definitely goes a long way in clarifying the questions...

Not necessarily. If the person who applied for PR applies for a study visa, the chances are almost nil. But since you were the principal applicant and your son was just included in the application, he has not personally exhibited any interest in settling down in Canada and he can definitely try...

Agree, but only if PR is guaranteed. If for some reason it is denied, Canadian doors will be almost closed.

Moreover, even if your study permit is refused for any reason (unlikely though), you can still apply for PR from outside but the other way round way round is very difficult to get.

If I were in your situation, I wouldn't apply directly for PR from outside Canada. Once a PR application is filed,it is difficult to get a temporary visa like visitor visa, student visa etc until a decision is made. God forbid, if the PR application is rejected, it would be even more difficult...

No need for PCC, unless asked for.

It is such a pitiable situation that you tried to reinstate your PR which was obviously not possible and ruined your chances of getting a student visa. I think you tried doing it yourself without the help of an immigration lawyer in which case, he/she would have clearly told that it is next to...

Were you the principal applicant or a co-applicant while you applied for PR? Mine was a similar situation. My dad applied and got PR in 2004. I was a co-applicant. We landed there and came back after a month. Now after 9 years, I applied for a student visa. I got a call from New Delhi and was...