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In Situation 1, the applicant used 1 of the addresses for the bank account and mobile phone account. However, to keep everything clear, I prefer to write the primary (applicant's own) address in the address history, and then write about the stay-out periods in the letter of explanation. How is...

For Situation 1, after putting the regular address I prefer to explain the stay-outs in the letter of explanation. How is the idea you think?

This is about a PR card renewal application. And there are a few questions on 2 situations. Situation-01 The applicant had bail conditions, so he lived out of his Canadian residential address for 7.5 months once, and later again for 2 weeks.; both times he lived inside Canada. During the...

This is about a PR card renewal application. And there are a few questions on 2 situations. Situation-01 The applicant had bail conditions, so he lived out of his Canadian residential address for 7.5 months once, and later again for 2 weeks.; both times he lived inside Canada. During the...

This is about a PR card renewal application. And there are a few questions on 2 situations. Situation-01 The applicant had bail conditions, so he lived out of his Canadian residential address for 7.5 months once, and later again for 2 weeks.; both times he lived inside Canada. During the...

This is about a PR card renewal application. And there are a few questions on 2 situations. Situation-01 The applicant had bail conditions, so he lived out of his Canadian residential address for 7.5 months once, and later again for 2 weeks.; both times he lived inside Canada. During the...

This is about a PR card renewal application. And there are a few questions on 2 situations. Situation-01 The applicant had bail conditions, so he lived out of his Canadian residential address for 7.5 months once, and later again for 2 weeks.; both times he lived inside Canada. During the...

This is about the PR card renewal application of a father and son. The 8 years old (current age) son went to India with his mother for vacation. He lived there for about 1 year (a few days less than a year), and then he came back to Canada with his father when his father returned to Canada...

I don't have the bail conditions anymore as the case was closed and the charges were withdrawn more than a year ago.

I lived out of my rented residential address for some months due to bail conditions, but my lease contained my name since the beginning, and the rent was being paid when I wasn't living there. During those stay-out periods, I lived at several addresses including as short as one night. There...

It is said that: The crown elects to proceed Summarily if limited period waived

Charges: 1. CC 267(a) Assault with A Weapon 2. CC 267(b) Assault Cause Bodily Harm 3. CC 266 Assault

Ok. But even if I am convicted, the charges will be summary offence. So will that matter? Thanks

Hello Respected Lawyers/Experienced persons, I have no previous criminal record, but currently having some charges pending/ongoing (not decided yet). My lawyer said these are Summary Offences. As a PR my 3 yrs stay in Canada will complete in March 2022. Then can I apply for Canadian...