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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Even with a PR, if you are from a country that requires a visa, you'll still need a visa.
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Do you have a valid visa?
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Or the Hungarian government.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Honestly, and trying not to sound elitist, petitions like this have virtually no effect on government policy. The government is under no obligation to act on any petition presented to parliament (other than to read it out in the House of Commons). The government has its mandates and generally...
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    Would visiting the Indian consulate for a Power of Attorney hurt an asylum claim in Canada?

    I'd probably do it through a lawyer in his position. Directly interaction with the Indian government "could" be seen as problematic. Having a lawyer do it for him eliminates the direct interaction between the refugee claimant and the home government he's seeking protection from.
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    Common Law Sponsor

    Just want to clarify that being together is not necessarily the same as living together in many parts of the world. Make sure you meet the criteria of cohabitating together (living in the same place and sharing a bedroom) for the required 12 months.
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    refugee ( family+ country persecution) concern

    Things change. While family may have been the basis of claim, I'd think your home country (that allows that type of persecution) is a bigger issue. I doubt their chances of receiving a TRV is any more or less difficult than anyone else.
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    Marriage Fraud

    It actually true. Fraud is, in fact, a crime in Canada.
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    CEC - Intention to leave quebec

    Pay out the lease.
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    Sponsoring my Common Law Partner separately from her Dependents

    Well.....that not particularly confidence inspiring. That aside, Canadian law will dictate the extent of your financial responsibility in the future. Not to say you'll bear full responsibility in the future, but there will likely be the financial undertaking that IRCC requires and any future...
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    Sponsoring my Common Law Partner separately from her Dependents

    I don't really see how, regardless of them being accompanying or not, that you are not the only one responsible for sponsoring both her and her children. The undertaking, and the financial obligation involved are the same. They are all listed on the same application. Unless, of course, the...
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    Humanitarian PRTD refused despite left Canada as a child

    Posting the same question over and over won't change the results. You should have applied years ago. Feel free to appeal but chances are slim and there is no obligation to provide you an opportunity to return while you wait for the results.
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    Cessation of Status Case - Travelled Using Passport from Country of Origin to Third-party Country

    Lawyer up. Not a consultant.....a genuine lawyer specialized in this. Your citizenship application won't be processed until this is resolved. Travelling on your home country passport wouldn't likely cause grounds for cessation, but renewing your home country passport was a particularly bad idea...
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    HELPING A FRIEND'S SPONSORSHIP

    As long as she's common law. If her WP is refused, apply to extend her stay as a visitor. Same applies for implied status doing that. Again, make sure she meets the common law definition. She can also file for divorce in Canada.
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    HELPING A FRIEND'S SPONSORSHIP

    If they have been common law for a year, then yes they can apply for sponsorship. Also, apply for an extension of the current visa. She'll have maintained status until a decision is made on the extension.
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