H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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It’s a law If you live more than six months in Canada you have to declare taxes with ITn number but if you work for cash I don’t know about that sorry
@Melno48
If you work for cash you can explain to H&c officer
It shows that your Surviving without work permit in this country it’s positive
If you work for cash you can explain to H&c officer
It shows that your Surviving without work permit in this country it’s positive
if you work for cash it’s Illegal if Cbsa officer Catch you will ship you back to your home country
trust me I know what you mean
I can’t answer your question here and also not in private
All I can say welcome to Canada Lol
In my case we send application and few documents in the beginning and updated afterwards 3 time before the process start. (update was friend letters, work portfolio, bank statements and some online course certificates)
The reason was to get in queue asap ; it was good advice given by our lawyer; because CIC took 23 months to start process. So basically no one touch our application in 23 months and once they opened most probably it will be with all updates documents.
A friend of mine did same with same lawyer and we both got approved.
In my opinion if you have complete application and with some supporting documents; you should send it. And update or send additional documents in few months. (my lawyer said she send updates usually in 8 months)
Moreover in very rare cases they will process your application right away; but usually there is always months or a year to start process.
You can also wait 3 or 4 months more to collect more documents if you are not in rush.
If the documents is very import and if you think it will have positive effect on your case you should send it during process.
Working on cash is not illegal;
Not reporting cash income to CRA in illegal and working without work permit is illegal.
Yes 2018 and my friend did in 2019. I got AIP in 24 months and he got in 15 months
You don’t understand motive of our conversation
We were talking about working on cash with out work permit
It’s common sense
For instance an international student arrived in Canada and allowed to work without work permit
ref: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...rvices/study-canada/work/work-off-campus.html
He/she can file taxes with ITN because he/she is not eligible for SIN yet. But he/she is legally allowed to work without work permit.
You will find more about ITN here:
https://www.cadesky.com/tt-09-13/
I am just confuse with term cash job; by cash job you mean working illegally on cash or working legally but on cash.
As long you are allowed to work and declare income to CRA; you should be good either cash or cheque.
In my case I was out of status but I had open work permit so I was eligible for SIN. I declare many cash income transitions as a freelancer web designer to CRA.
If you are working illegally and want to report income to show that you are self sufficient and don't need any support from GOV. You must consult it with your lawyer; because it is good that you are self sufficient but on the other hand its against the Canadian immigration law.
Note: Its just my opinion not to be taken as professional or legal advice.
Thanks, but what is between AIP and CoPR? How long does it take and which stages I need to go through before I get COPR?
U r right. My case was complicated.thats why ut took very long
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