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My wife has police certificates from Australia and Taiwan, she got them both around 2016 while in Canada. She has been living here ever since, and only visited Taiwan once in 2018 for three weeks. Are her police certificates still valid? Does she need to reapply for them closer to the date of...

Can she get a spousal open work permit if I'm not a skilled worker? (Security guard, game programming diploma)

What if she doesn't have a valid work permit, can she still get PR?

Ok thank you. That's not so bad. I understood it wrong.

Thank you, i think we'll do this. I'll have to convince her to work full time. She's not going to like it but i think she has to if she wants to stay. I'll lose my odsp, and have to pay absurdly high costs for my medication, which i am obligated to take.

Ok it looks like she won't lose her PR, but i have to pay back the money. She probably should get full time work to make sure the PR application goes through because I'm unconvinced her PGWP will be approved. She took a month off for chinese new year tp visit her family, and switched her part...

What are my options? Can i still apply for PR? She will be on implied status for three months after the end of march.

Are they literally going to tear my wife out of my arms and send her to her home country? Even though I'm married to her?

No but she studied 8 months that year. The agent we hired to do the pgwp application said it was ok. But I'm not sure.

They will demand we apply as a couple, legally we have to. Do i just have to pay back her portion or would it count as her being on welfare and cancel her PR. Please tell me the rule isn't: People on ODSP can sponsor their spouses Then you get extra from ODSP it counts as welfare and she loses...

People on ODSP are allowed to sponsor their spouses, how do i prevent her from recieving that money if a spousal sponsor can be on ODSP?

Once i marry her it's impossible not to apply as a couple. Should have reported this sooner i think, but it is still under 3 months.

We're already living together, but for less than the 3 months required to count as spouses. I'm calling them tomorrow.

Very frustrating. We will probably have to get her a full time job, cancelling my odsp, losing us more money than we gain, and then reapply later, while losing my drug and dental benefits. Very expensive way to solve this problem. She'll have to work full time to earn less money.

I could lose my odsp if she works more than 2 days a week because i work full time.