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    BC PNP IPG Non-EE – Adding Overseas Spouse: Financial Eligibility / Refusal Risk

    If proof of a certain level of income is not required IRCC primarily wants to see that any new PR will be able to support themselves and any family members without government help. You are fairly far off from being in a scenario where IRCC would be concerned.
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    One year no Aor applied sep

    Have your lawyer if they are your representative follow-up with IRCC but ask to be sent a copy of all communication.
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    I accept all answers . And please share peronal experience RTD & sibling visit you.

    Would always suggest verifying in advance with any destination and transit country whether they accept RTDs from Canada. There may have been a recent change in Germany because in the past travel to Germany was possible without a visa if you had an RTD.
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    I accept all answers . And please share peronal experience RTD & sibling visit you.

    If he is well established himself I would probably not include my information other than an invitation letter. If he is leaving his dependent children and/or wife at home that would make his application stronger. Why you obtained refugee status may also have an impact on his approval. Whether...
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    PRTD and renewal of PR card

    You’ll have to show your proof twice.
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    You’ll have to verify with the German embassy.
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    2026 PR application timeline

    Looks like people should be planing for it to take 8-12 months to received AOR. What matters is overall processing time so it may take longer to received AOR but most will still receive PR faster than a few years ago. In many ways it more efficient to receive AOR at a later date but for...
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    Canadian Citizen with PR spouse - Critical Immigration Questions

    Think that the family needs to apply for PR card renewal expecting they will have to fly to Canada twice if approved because that is the most likely scenario and budget accordingly. If they have zero plans of entering Canada in the next 5 years they don’t need a valid PR card. The previous...
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    PRTD on HUMANITARIAN AND COMPASSIONATE GROUNDS

    That is fairly fast processing so tough to say whether approved or refused. Your profile and reason for applying may give a better indication about whether it is more likely to be approved or not. Final decision status is really for IRCC staff records and doesn’t provide an indication on when...
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    Accompanying Spouse Work History

    Yes or no points being claimed listing under personal history makes sense
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    Study permit

    Fairly sure they are unaware that this program does no longer qualifies for PGWP.
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    Outland Spousal Sponsorship – June 2026 Applicant Still Waiting for AOR

    Not unusual but if you haven’t heard by the end of this month I would contact IRCC.
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    One year no Aor applied sep

    Would be asking for concrete proof that your representative submitted the application and so did your spouse. Would also be asking for proof of payment information to the Canadian government for your application.
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    Employer sponsored Closed Work Permit - job loss. What options for continuity?

    Even 90 days is hard if you need to secure another WP. If the wife qualified for PR based on previous experience I assume that would have already been pursued.
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    I accept all answers . And please share peronal experience RTD & sibling visit you.

    Your brother’s ability to secure a TRV will be purely based on his own profile not yours so your work history in Canada, your savings, etc. are not relevant or will be viewed as additional information. Your asylum claim can have an impact on his TRV application but it partially depends on why...
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