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Not only the OP's PR status is in jeopardy, the OP's family (parents and siblings) PR status may also be in jeopardy as they applied for refugee status knowingly that the OP was no longer qualified as a dependent at the time of application and they still went ahead.

If you don't want your stepmother to have any chance of getting PR, you have no choice but to only sponsor your mother and not the father.

You can sponsor your wife and baby. However if you are PR, you need to move back to Canada if you are outside Canada at the moment, before applying. If you are Canadian, you have some flexibility. If you are living outside Canada, you can apply while outside Canada but you need to show proof of...

You are right. I thought I saw a note that you could. I guess I was wrong. Renewing your PR card can only be done by mail/paper application. This is one of the reasons to prevent people from applying for PR card online while residing outside Canada since the requirement is that you are in Canada...

Yes you can. Here is the link for it. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/pr-card/how-to-apply.html

The day you cut up your PR card and say the Canadian oath online. You will not get Canadian citizenship automatically by waiting and doing nothing. You cannot hold your PR status and Canadian citizenship same time.

My sister in law has finally gotten her PR card this week. Her long journey to PR is complete.

I am not sure where canuck and naturgrl come up with 8 and 4 people for LICO. Each spouse has 2 parents, thus the total number of people to qualify for LICO is 6 people. 1 spouse and has two parents and the other spouse has 2 people, totally 6 people for LICO assuming no children.

OHIP is only available for those who applied for inland PR sponsorship and gotten AIP stage and also available to those who have gotten OWP through inland sponsorship providing they submit an letter from employer that he/she is/will be employed full time for a minimum of 6 months. Those staying...

We are still waiting for the PR card as well. Next week is the supposedly timeline that my sister in law will get her PR card. Hopefully it will come on time. We will have to see next week. When dropped the timeline down to 67 days, I was hoping the card will arrive sooner than later.

As a PR yourself, you cannot leave Canada for extended time during PR processing for 4-5 months. You can leave for 2-3 weeks but definitely not 4-5 months, It doesn't matter if your application is approved and got PPR. You cannot leave Canada until your spouse lands as PR. If you do go ahead and...

You should be okay to leave for 2-3 weeks outside Canada. Going beyond that, you will have to decide if it is worth the risk along with the risk of being denied re-entry due to unforeseen circumstances (changes to covid pandemic travel rules for example)

I noticed that the new PR card processing time as dropped down to 67 days dropped down from over 4 months time. So it's good news. So it means that we could be getting our PR card in the mail at any moment.

OP is PR. The OP wanted to leave Canada during PR sponsorship, As a PR, he/she must remain in Canada during PR sponsorship, regardless if he/she applied inland or outland sponsorship. So OP cannot leave for 3-6 months or more. That is in itself a violation of PR sponsorship for PR sponsors.

Canadian sponsors are still expected to stay and remain in Canada for inland sponsorship. They cannot treat it as an outland PR application if they choose to stay outside Canada while waiting for PR. IRCC does not need proof of return to Canada for inland sponsorship. If IRCC determines that the...

I am willing to do the same but I know for a fact that I won't get sued because I don't give out advice contrary to the PR/Canadian PR rules of PR sponsorship.

Will you give zakaria666 your name and address so that zakaria666 can sue you for giving bad advice on this forum, in case his/her application gets rejected.

I agree that it was never your intention paint everyone with a broad brush. With today's politically correctness going on, you will never get "meaningful adult conversation" any more without someone getting easily offended. There is no middle ground. It is pretty much, "If you have a difference...

It is a loaded question to ask on this forum. While marriage of convenience does exist, your focus on India as part of the question is placing an unfair / lens on India, brushing all Indians as potential fraudsters for marriage of convenience. IRCC decides who are committing marriage fraud or...

So you have landed since March and still waiting for your PR card?