rhcohen2014
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- Apr 6, 2014
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- March 17, 2014
- Doc's Request.
- April 11, 2014
- AOR Received.
- May 8, 2014
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- May 9, 2014
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- July 15, 2014
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- July 25, 2014/ received August 1, 2014
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- August 29, 2014
Celandrius said:I would think probably not since just LEAVING Canada while an Inland app is in progress is just dangerous. You'd be lucky that they didn't cancel your app if they found out.
leaving canada is not going to cause cic to cancel an application. the risk is being denied re-entry, which means the applicant is no longer living in canada and may not be able to attend their landingn interview if denied for an extended period of time. i can't see how there would be harm for a 1-2 week vacation. people go on vacations outside of canada all the time. it doesn't mean the person isn't going to come back. going on a short vacation alone is not the risk, so it doesn't need to be feard if the person has no "red flags" upon entry. to tell you the truth, i doubt CBSA actually understands the difference between inland and outland or that they even know that it's not "advised" to travel with an inland application. when CBSA checks the person's application, i don't think it specifies what type of spousal pr application it is, just it's status. there is obviously a big difference between someone entering as visitor and someone entering as a student or worker with a valid visa. if a person has a valid reason to be "living" in canada (ie: work, study visa), and has the proper travel documents to enter, then i don't see the harm in short trips home. entering as a visitor after spending more time in canada than your home country is when the risk level goes up. of course, there's ALWAYS a risk, so it's up to the individual if it's worth it.