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No, I didn't have any unpaid Mexican credit cards. I closed my HSBC visa card, I made sure to leave it at 0. I don't think they have the capability to check Mexican debt, though.

And not to mention sponsor is on her second sponsorship and husband.

Scotiabank gave me an unsecured visa credit card with a $1,000 initial limit soon after I landed. The scene card, it's called.

The problem is he's been caught doing something illegal (and served time for it) no matter where the offense took place at. And worse, it's in the police record (FBI no less). I would consult with an immigration lawyer before applying.

In-land you are not allowed to leave, that's why it's called inland. If you wanna go for the weekend somewhere on vacation or whatever, apply outland.

Keep waiting. Mine was inland too and waited about 2 months after the DM announcement for a letter to arrive.

I landed in-land and the officer did not stamp my passport either. No issues in obtaining documents without it for me.

Then you wait, and wait and wait until they contact you.

They're asking for the passport, not if you are from visa-exempt country or not. No experience with Tel-Aviv but in the Mexico City embassy if you show up with the passport in the morning, you get it back in the afternoon.

Yes, it's been done before. I know of an applicant who got refused inland, tried again 4 months later outland and got approved.

I live in your same province, it will be my pleasure to drive you to the airport too.

It's allowed. Nothing happens other than re-validating itself.

This case is very interesting indeed. The sponsor is the one who wants to divorce, not the PR. This one is the other way around. Showing that indeed PRs are also vulnerable, not just the sponsors... I hope you find a way to move on from these devastating circumstances. Good luck and that's how...

Is this supposed to be a CIC office?

No. You are the first case I've ever read of someone re-applying outland and get approved the second time around. I know of cases who applied inland, got rejected, then applied outland and got approved. Congrats!

Only they know what happens on each case, which I'm sure is different from one to the next. It appears that you'll be under what they call 'implied status' and therefore the work permit will dictate when your status expires. You can ask your lawyer these questions and get a better answer. They...

How about calling CSA and ask?. I'm sure they'll give you the right answer to that. But as far as I know, in Canada even if you don't have income in a year, you still have to file taxes and report 0 income. Therefore, as long as you have filed taxes for the current year, the printout will be...

There are no extensions for medicals. If your medical has expired, CIC will inform you to go have a new medical done.

I've done it. You can't legally work until you get the permit. And see what kind of restrictions they state in there once you receive it. No, it doesn't allow you to stay here. Your visitor record is the one that allows you to stay here for the validity stated on it. You are going to apply...

She can apply for PR herself is she is a skilled worker.