"list of things" expiration

[mrs ali]

hey all!

my husband is a landed immigrant of canada! he submitted a list of things at the timeof the landing>? i would like to know whether there is any expiration of that list? if yes then what should be done to renew it?

thanks

[PMM]

Hi

hey all!

my husband is a landed immigrant of canada! he submitted a list of things at the timeof the landing>? i would like to know whether there is any expiration of that list? if yes then what should be done to renew it?

thanks

No expiry date, but time has to be "reasonable"

PMM

[mrs ali]

thanks ! its been two years since he landed now...and we plan to move by march next year do u thing thats a feasible time!

[mrs ali]

hello

i am applying for the Canadian visit visa but there is a question which is:

14) have you or any member of you family ever:
b)Applied for canadian visa (e.g permanent resident, student, worker, temporary visa (visitor), temporary resident permit?
no
yes
specify the type

my question is that my mother had applied for the visit visa and that had been refused. do i need to mention this in the application form? now im married do i still have to include my mother in this or i should just mention my husband's permanent residency!

pls. answer my question on urgent basis!

thanks

[job_seeker]

hello

i am applying for the Canadian visit visa but there is a question which is:

14) have you or any member of you family ever:
b)Applied for canadian visa (e.g permanent resident, student, worker, temporary visa (visitor), temporary resident permit?
no
yes
specify the type

my question is that my mother had applied for the visit visa and that had been refused. do i need to mention this in the application form? now im married do i still have to include my mother in this or i should just mention my husband's permanent residency!

pls. answer my question on urgent basis!

thanks

Did you post same query to another website?

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5256PE.PDF page 6

Family members are the immediate members of your family. Your spouse or common-law partner and your dependent children are your family members. A common-law partner is a person of the opposite or same
*censored word* who is currently cohabiting and has cohabited in a conjugal relationship with you for a period of at least one year.