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Is this about extending your visa?? Okay...you said you wanted to do the research! (Meaning I know nothing about it, just found some stuff for you to look at) Try these links and see if this is what you were looking for...

This seems to be a case of where the way some rules are written it makes it very confusing. It was refused because the officer was not convinced they would leave at the end of the term. The reason he was not convinced is because not enough family ties in home country and they have an intent...

You can check out this link to the Detroit office about processing times. http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/detroit/visas/index.aspx?lang=eng&view=d They won't even answer a question about the application until 30 day. I would say your are in the "should be coming in the next week or so"...

Here is a link to a US immigration Forum. http://www.expertlaw.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=298

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/visit/index.asp

So your only question is whether to apply on-line or via mail? In another section on that link there is a section for "apply on line" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/e-services/index.asp Seems to me that you can only use the on-line system from outside Canada (ie Chicago) for a study permit...

You could try the Detroit office, and you can apply in person for a visitor VISA. Below is the Link. www.canadainternational.gc.ca/detroit/ Go through the application on the same web site and if you have all the documentation they require, go in person to the Detroit office as soon as it...

Have you tried calling or going to the office in person? Below is the info on the Seattle office. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/missions/seattle.asp If you go to "case specific Enquiry" link, it says there is a "Client Application tracking status" system. It also...

Below is a ling with the informaiton on how to apply for a visa and what document are required. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp

Here is a link to the web site that has the information you are looking for. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp

It might be guilt by association...If you look at this from the Canadian immigration standpoint, your common law partner has parents and siblings in living in Canada (assume living legally?). To them, that is strong ties to Canada...so they would be concerned that you, being in a common law...

I must first empnasize that I am not suggesting you lie...With that said, have you already quit your job or would you quit in the future IF you receive a VISA and are able to travel. If you are employed at the time you submit the VISA applicaiton, it is acceptible for you note that you are...

US permanent residents do not need a Visa to enter Canada, nor do they need to provide evidence of funds. Just the valid UPR Card and Passport of Citizenship should suffice.

Read through the information on the link below http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/index.asp

Just to give you a perspective on how your situation might be perceived, as I read this specific piece, I kept thinking that it would be much more convenient and maybe even more cost efficient if you would fly into Canada, instead of driving for 2-3 days if it is just for a "visit". So what...

In my opinion, I would say that based on the Spirit of the rules, no you would not need a work permit. If you look at the wording of a business vistor who would not need a work visa below.. "A business visitor is someone who comes to Canada to engage in international business activities...

Below is the link on how to obtain a visitor visa to Canada http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/apply-how.asp#step3 Section 3 has the following •You may need to include other documents. These documents could be identification cards, proof of employment, a letter of invitation from relatives...

There is no clear line as to what constitues "enough" proof of ties. The best you can do is be as detailed as possible about your ties and hope that suffices. If you have an airline ticket showing a return trip that would help, but you probably don't want to buy until you know for sure you...

Visting your family is indeed a valid reason to visit Canada. Canada would love for you to visit and spend lots of money there!! I think what you are intrepreting here is that in order to get a visa to visit Canada, you have prove that you will return to Pakistan!! That is the difficult part...

The return Airline ticket is just one piece of evidence they will use to determine whetger or not they believe you will return to your home country, and not stay in Canada. However, it is a very big piece of evidence. If you do not have that, you will need to make sure you have lots of other...