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    Best way to send requested Permanent Residence documents

    If UPS said it isn’t possible not sure you really have much of an option.
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    Secondary School & University as a Refugee Claimant

    Stays of removal are for a short periods of time more like weeks to months not years. If you haven’t even gotten the result of your asylum claim you are years away from a removal order even if the claim gets denied, RAD also gets denied and so is JR. Those are the options most pursue to try to...
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    Secondary School & University as a Refugee Claimant

    You can sometimes stay a removal until the school year finishes. It will depend on your case and at what point in the school year you receive a removal order. If an asylum claimant you would a be considered an international student at many universities and would have to pay international tuition...
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    Dependent Child Sponsorship - 2026

    Include a letter of explanation about why you didn’t list your own address even though you could have updated your address had you moved. The wrong address may have lead to the request for more information. Provide all the information that you’ve been asked to provide. The documentation...
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    Family sponsorship - PPR questions - Outland India

    Yes, include both passports in one package as per the instructions
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    YVR Landing as PR without meeting Residency Obligation 730 days

    Extremely hard to predict if you’re going to be reported when you land. You should land before your PR card expires. If you’re not reported the best way to keep your PR would be to not leave for two years and stay off IRCC’s radar. The big issue is you now have a family who don’t have status...
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    H&C applications stages

    Has become fairly common because PGP has been closed and even when open chances of sponsoring parents are pretty low. Partially blame the government for not making that very clear so people can make educated decisions when it comes to moving to Canada. During Trudeau era, and even before, H&C...
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    PR Application

    You can update your EOI but if your application hasn’t been selected there are no updates. I would be researching what your chances of getting selected may be since many send in EOI but never get selected or obtain PR.
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    Looking for advice

    The issue is that if you just moved to Quebec it may be difficult to prove you plan on settling outside Quebec. Would suggest relocating outside Quebec and finding other employment either during processing or before you apply. Yes you can use your work experience in Quebec as Canadian work...
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    H&C applications stages

    Would call up your lawyer and confront them. I assume they read the same IRCC tables as I did and this isn’t my actual job or field. The backlog has been building for many years as processing times also increased. Everyone in the field knows that the program has not been functional for quite...
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    H&C applications stages

    Supervisa validity means nothing. Entry will always be assessed on arrival to see if they are genuine visitors (applying for H&C indicates your attempt to remain in Canada and not return home) and when in Canada they need to purchase and qualify for supervisa insurance every year to remain. If...
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    PNP as HR professional

    Only increasing CLB from 8 to 9 will make no difference in this situation given current programs.
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    H&C applications stages

    Would add that H&C doesn’t prevent deportation and although that was always the case we didn’t see the government take action to deport those with existing H&C cases until last year. I would not recommend your parents remain in Canada until they qualify for removal. I would suggest meeting...
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    H&C applications stages

    They must be old TikTok’s.
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    Multiple Entry Visa Re-entry

    Applying for an extension is a much better option that trying to reenter after a short travel period to your home country.
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