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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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    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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    Inland vs Outland Sponsorship application - Visitor status and OWP

    3. This is unclear. You can now apply for an OWP while applying Outland but you should be residing in Canada. Are we talking about a few days out of Canada or much longer or more frequent trips outside of Canada?
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    visitor record restoration

    As long as the US employer had no offices or customers/clients in Canada you were free to work for them remotely. In general consistent information is always the best thing when it comes to IRCC.
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    How fast can I get a passport?

    No
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    PR relocating to Canada, possibly pregnant spouse on her visitor visa. What are our health insurance options?

    Highly doubt that for in hospital delivery costs. It is also an incredibly bad idea for the wife to overstay her visa these days or not visit Canada as she declared in her TRV application or upon entry. Having a child in Canada will not secure a future in Canada for the family and will make...
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    Advice on Court wording...will it help approve PR for dependent children

    If you were already separated you couldn’t sponsor her. She also has the right not to land as a PR or relinquish her PR status. This is primarily a child custody issue. She has the right to move wherever she wants as long as not breaking any custody agreement already in place and she is also...
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    Advice on Court wording...will it help approve PR for dependent children

    Pretty sure the term guardian is being misinterpreted by @Yorker13
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    H&C FV – Nov 2025 Timeline

    Doesn’t change the fact that your immigration history is more complex than many other applicants. You have only been in Canada for a short amount of time and have a WP because of your asylum claim around 1.5 years ago. Being in Canada for around 1.5 years so that is unlikely to be considered as...
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    CEC ITA received after marriage – travel, BOWP, and sponsorship vs CEC

    1. Shouldn’t have any issues entering Canada after submitting CEC application as long as her WP is still valid. Once it gets closer to her WP expiring then there may be more questions about why she is returning. Assume she has a job, home and other ties to Canada and she can show proof of her...
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    Minor Child Out of Status

    Yes they can be included while out of status but TRP applications take many years as could processing of your PNP. You should prioritize getting your child back in status as soon as possible for a variety of reasons. Given Canada’s attempt to reduce the amount of temporary residents or people...
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    visitor record restoration

    You can only apply for common law after one continuous year of living together so that is not an option unless you had already lived together for almost a year already. Based on your post you don’t live together now.
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