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    residence status

    You don’t have temporary resident status if you’re not actually living in Canada and haven’t been for 1 year. You are a resident of wherever you are living.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Likely the system is just ground to a halt or moving at a snail’s pace because IRCC is waiting for c-12 and the yearly quota for general H&C is so incredibly small.
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    Estimate for refugee hearing date

    There are huge backlogs. If you haven’t lived in your home country since you were 11 that also makes proof of persecution much more difficult.
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    Other relatives sponsorship program

    As already pointed out this is a long process and your sister should plan on returning home. She can attempt to secure another permit from outside Canada if she wants to attempt to come to Canada earlier.
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    Visitor Record - parents

    Impossible to say but if you include the documentation from public health then it shouldn’t be required. Given how long they have been visiting the extension may be denied. Providing childcare is viewed as illegal work by IRCC so tough to say how they would view the need for another extension.
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    Voluntary departure and inadmissibility to Canada under paragraph 41(a) of the IRPA

    Are you currently husband working? If neither of you are working that is a bigger issue. When do you plan on returning to work and did you work long enough to at least receive EI and how much savings can you show? What PR pathway is under process and what stage are you in the process?
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    Estimate for refugee hearing date

    Likely multiple years until you get a hearing.
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    Waiting long time for decision made

    It is the same answer month after month month. You will not be asked to repeat a medical until your file is close to being approved or else it could expire again. The process is long and as yearly quotas decrease it will get longer.
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    Visitor Visa for Sister-in-law as my wife is pregnant

    A family member providing childcare as a visitor is working illegally. As a spouse you are expected to be the primary support for your spouse during the postpartum period in Canada.
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    CRS Points for Education showing Zero

    Yes the 100% online study is the issue. The email was sent to anyone attending the program. As an international student you should have known that this was not a good option for you if you wanted to qualify for PGWP or other immigration programs where you want points for Canadian education.
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    Needing help

    Unless you want to start from scratch or can find another healthcare job that will sponsor you in a very short time frame you are stuck at the moment.
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    Canada Immigration for Deaf

    In general it is quite difficult to qualify for PR from abroad unless you work in certain fields or are fluent in French. Why you are deaf (is it part of an ongoing disease process) and whether you need special medical aides will factor into whether you will pass medical inadmissibility. That...
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    Spouse sponsorship

    If your relationship has broken down then she is obliged to let IRCC know and withdraw your sponsorship. If you are only communicating by text (and that has stopped) she shouldn’t be sponsoring you nor would you qualify for sponsorship. You will either need to qualify for PR on your own or...
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    MPNP Nominee moved to Ontario right after landing—will this affect Citizenship?

    Think the issue is they showed no good faith attempt to establish themselves in Manitoba.
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    Risk of Being Reported for Residency Obligation Shortfall When Moving Permanently in 2027

    Would add that Canada’s very lax immigration policies are no longer as lax as they once were so what was possible a few years ago may not actually still be possible.
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