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    PR card not received and its been a year! Dont know what to do

    Would suggest contacting your MP.
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    2025 PR Application Timeline

    For others there is no need to call you will be notified as you will be once you receive AOR. There is an extremely long backlog and processing will take years.
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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    Has she relocated to other states? Across the country? Canada is very reluctant to offer asylum to US citizens. In terms of the supervisa even if approved she will have to return home whether at the end of her visit or if she is not able to secure supervisa insurance or pay for it. Supervisa...
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    Mail forwarding - Quebec to ontario

    Why would they forward your PR card if you applied to settle in Quebec. The bigger issues is whether you actually attempted to settle in Quebec. If you left within 3 months it would be tough to show that you did.
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    My PR application under humanitarian still has not been approved.

    It was never 24 months if you paid attention to the raw data of how many were applying and the yearly quota. The new system gives a much more accurate picture.
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    Canadian citizen abroad sponsoring spouse – intent to return & finances

    The issue is why the rush you were not planning on living in Canada for a year and you don’t seem to have enough savings for both of you to come to Canada and establish a life here. Would be slightly different if you already had a home and job in Canada. If is very rare to apply to sponsor your...
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    Exclusion order complied with – father of Canadian child, options?

    When was the last time you applied for H&C? Processing times are currently decades for most applicants although I expect significant reforms to the program after bill c-12. You should be monitoring what happens to your file after bill c-12 passes. Work towards qualifying for PR in your home...
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    Delayed P2 - What to Do?

    Likely as simple as quota was already met for 2025. Not super unusual.
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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    This is a complex case. If she is disabled a supervisa may not be a good option because her preexisting conditions are unlikely to be covered. She may also not pass a medical. She would have to try to get access to healthcare as a private payer and she’d need to pay for supervisa insurance. The...
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    Canadian citizen abroad sponsoring spouse – intent to return & finances

    When does your visa end and when would you be returning to Canada? Is your spouse living with you now?
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    Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications 2025

    It is very important to specify that you are part of the Americas H&C program. Most posting are part of the general H&C program which is why your situation and timeline didn’t make sense.
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    COPR expires in may 2026 and no RFV yet.

    Was very confused by your post but looking back it was very important to specify that you applied to the Latin America and South American H&C program. What likely happened is that the quota for 2025 had been met so IRCC will start landing people who have been waiting and are in the queue waiting...
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    2025 PR Application Timeline

    Could be a few more months. If you have a temporary number then you know IRCC has received your application so there should be no concerns. All you can do is wait for AOR. The whole process is many years so would suggest you not be too focused on anticipating the next steps or you will drive...
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    2024 update on refugee claimant....

    That doesn’t guarantee a decision without a hearing. A short hearing could still be required and in some cases a full hearing could be required
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    Proof of funds

    Would submit all documents requested or consult a lawyer. IRCC may want to see that you have funds to support yourself/your family if you are suddenly unemployed, have some sort of unexpected cost like a car repair for example, etc. Provinces don’t want new PRs to depend on the government or...
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