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    Applying before leaving Canada

    Processing will take a lot longer than a few months. I would only apply if you have a bit is buffer.
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    Bisexual Refugee sponsor opposite gender

    The woman would have tried to restore her status and attempted to become a visitor. It is unclear if she even attended school for a full-time semester. I don’t see a pathway for her to try and remain in Canada especially if not married or common law already. Their relationship became serious...
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    Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications 2025

    The processing time just to get to the AIP stage given when you applied is likely decades. The only exceptions are the few cases that are truly deemed life/death situations. Anyone applying for H&C should be working towards another way to remain in Canada (like learning French) or to obtain...
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    Spousal Visa Processing

    It can take multiple years before an adult dependent gets PPR. Given he comes from Iran he may be subject to a more in depth security screening and that could add additional time. If he has done his military service that may also be problematic and may make him inadmissible. I would speak to an...
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    ineligible under 101(1)(b.1) — voluntary departure requested, CBSA says wait — anyone else in this situation?

    Some have had better luck showing up to the CBSA office in person. You could also contact your local MP asking for help to arrange removal asap.
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    Bisexual Refugee sponsor opposite gender

    When did he start dating his partner, when did he get his first refusal and when did he apply for RAD? Did he declare his relationship and when? Has been ever lived with this partner and if so when and for how long? There are multiple red flags regarding this situation. There could be...
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    Outland: EE post-final decision with a US passport

    Final decision is really meant for IRCC employee purposes not for applicants. It is very normal not to hear from IRCC right after a final decision has been made. A final decision means you are now in line for landing. You will get instructions to send in your passport for stamping in the...
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    Advised

    Your spouse should know how long a PGWP she is eligible for if approved. Length left on her PGWP and NOC will both be factor in whether you qualify for an SOWP so changing jobs may not be enough. Think your best option is to attempt to get your own WP but getting a WP for an investment analyst...
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    Supervisa - September 2026

    Wait. It is not uncommon for IRCC medical staff to have to review medicals which can take a while. IRCC is evaluating an applicant for an up to 5 year visit so processing can take a while.
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    URGENT - PFL letter

    You need to hire a lawyer. This is a very serious situation.
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2025

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    Seeking guidance about a legal pathway to Canada

    Would spend time on doing research about the various immigration programs although they can change. There are both provincial and federal programs. French language speakers should remain a priority group for immigration. With an ageing population things like healthcare jobs should also remain...
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    Medical exams for the 2nd time

    IRCC does try to limit how many times people have to repeat their medicals but you had to add another person very close to when you likely would have completed processing so that added additional processing time which.meant that your 1st medicals expired. You also went through a major health...
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2025

    IRCC tries to limit how many medicals people need to complete.
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    Papillary Carcinoma (Thyroid Cancer) - SWOP Applicant

    You could add a doctor’s note summarizing their case and prognosis or discharge summary from the surgeon oncologist care if that was that was the end of their relationship with the doctor. You can add additional information and include a letter of explanation as to why you are including...
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