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    The ‘Scary’ 2026 Immigration Level Plan and the ‘Crazy’ 664,000 New PR’s

    Think the bigger issue is the ability for Canada to absorb this level of immigration. Most of Canada is not worried about processing backlogs and family reunifications they are worried about cost of housing, the inability to access healthcare, overcrowding in schools, huge deficits, no job...
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    Resolving Response from Social Assistance (PGP 2019)

    Are you a protected person and did you get married before or after getting PR? When did you apply for sponsorship? The fact that you don’t seem to have much communication or time together may be the bigger issue.
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    Advise regarding conditional discharge for my PR application.

    You must update IRCC about your charges and now the outcome of your case even if it happened after it happened after you submitted your PR application.
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    Super Visa with dual intent

    Your mother needs to be making plans for her return to Brazil because PGP is unlikely to open anytime soon and if ever opened again the demand for spots will be hundreds of thousands of people for a small number of spots. Processing times is around 3 years at the moment given the backlog of...
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    SOWP along with kids TRV Processing time from India

    You should hear relatively soon after 3-4 months. This isn’t an unusual timeline. Assume your NOC makes you eligible for SOWP.
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    CBSA Security Screening Processing Time

    They only recently started CSS. Sending webforms every 2-3 months at this point is pointless.
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    Supervisa - August 2026 Timeline

    You can’t guarantee processing time so don’t book travel until you have the stamped passport back.
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    Supervisa - September 2026

    1. No the 3 month timeline is because sputum culture needs to grow and repeat chest x-ray is scheduled after the sputum test results should be available. 2. Given timeline likely additional information about potential lung disease. That could be anything from additional imaging like a CT scan...
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    SOWP along with kids TRV Processing time from India

    What do you mean by it will be valid. Have you been approved for a WP?
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2025

    Most end up having to do a second medical before they get PPR. Others timeline isn’t a good predictor of your timeline. When/if you get a second medical that would indicate you are close to getting a final decision. Posted processing time is around 3 years so plan for 3 years and be happy if...
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    Study visa ontario tech

    Processing times are guaranteed. You are experiencing normal processing but you should communicate with your school about what happens if you don’t get a study permit by a certain date.
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    SOWP along with kids TRV Processing time from India

    What is your status in Canada? When does it expire?
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    Common-law sponsorship – Relationship began while I was still legally married, but cohabitation started after separation

    Agree that leaving Canada at this point would be incredibly risky given the length of his visit. Even with a sponsorship application submitted it would be risky but without one he is trying to live in Canada as a visitor. Assume he doesn’t have a job in his home country and unclear if he still...
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    PR or PRTD eligibility based on "accompanying" spouse exception

    You moved before you even got citizenship so there is a good chance the time together outside Canada will not count towards her RO. Being able to count time accompanying a Canadian citizen aboard is never guaranteed even if you were a citizen before you left but you weren’t even a citizen before...
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    Section 44 Report after CBSA allowed Entry

    If you want to try and keep your PR status hire a lawyer this is not a question you should be asking a forum. It is insane that this has not been settled in over 2 years. When I think things can’t shock me IRCC surprises me again.