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    CWP timeline?

    Would post under Quebec immigration to get an idea of processing times people are experiencing
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    Rejected Super visa -- proof of insurance and status for host

    It is up to 5 years contingent on you purchasing and qualifying for supervisa insurance annually.
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    Rejected Super visa -- proof of insurance and status for host

    That is because it was easily denied.
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    Verification Of Status (Before Returning To Canada)

    Not sure I would say a very strong case. They are an adult, spent the majority of their life outside Canada, family are adult siblings that have apparently spent a large portion of their lives not living together. Mother relinquished PR and is being sponsored by children and chose not to include...
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    Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications 2025

    Would follow this thread. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/h-c-humanitarian-ground-with-or-without-failed-refugee-claim.550176/
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    Pathway for a diplomat to change status

    Don’t think so because you didn’t enter on a regular TRV or passport. You really need to speak to a lawyer because this transition is much more difficult than you may think. Are you trying to immigrate to Canada? How old are you? Do you have 2 degrees? Are you fluent in French?
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    No updates on Super Visa application

    Have you contacted your MP?
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    Visitor Visa Query for In-law, Pregnant wife

    So you included a letter from the OB? That often creates more harm than good. Agree that would contact MP. Processing is taking around 2-3 months for many so this is longer than average.
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    Supervisa applicant needs insulin everyday, but health insurance doesn't cover it. Any suggestions?

    As a visitor you can also have a 3 month supply shipped to you near the end of the 90 day period. Think you also need to read your supervisa insurance policy. It is an emergency travel medicine policy that likely excludes anything diabetes related.
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    Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications 2025

    There is no need to call you have AOR and applications being processed are from 2022/23. There will likely be no change in your file for 1-2 years if not even longer unless there are reforms to the program or one of the few exceptional cases that get approval/refusal quickly.
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    Security screening type A34: comprehensive

    You should also be reading the CRA website. You also seem to have misunderstood what constitutes a tax resident. Assume your employer also has no customers/clients in Canada.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    There are huge criticism about previous government’s immigration policies. Immigration is primarily based on the self-interest of a country. Government will always prioritize it’s existing permanent resident and citizens. There will be incredible pressure from voters to reduce the volume of...
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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    Processing takes years so if you only applied in 2025 you are very early on in the process. There are very long periods of time wheee you see no movement because you are essentially waiting in line.
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    Visitor Visa Query for In-law, Pregnant wife

    Unless you are experiencing severe pregnancy complications a doctor’s note will have no impact. Where are they from?
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    Supervisa applicant needs insulin everyday, but health insurance doesn't cover it. Any suggestions?

    It’s a risk. They could also have all but 3 months confiscated all the medication. The rules are to protect the Canadian drug industry.
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    Because of Expired PR card, school refuses to process the registration

    Each school district has their own policies and so do each province. In many schools districts you need proof of valid status. Contact your local school board your local school board what they require to register.
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    Security screening type A34: comprehensive

    You can’t change from Orlando to inland. Think you need to review what tax residency is but the big issue is if whatever triggered the comprehensive screening leads to issues entering Canada. Also comprehensive screenings can take a long time which could make remaining in Canada difficult. Do...
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    Supervisa applicant needs insulin everyday, but health insurance doesn't cover it. Any suggestions?

    Incorrect she can only bring a 90 day supply with her. https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-health-products/compliance-enforcement/importation-exportation/personal-use-health-products-guidance/document.html
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    Work Permit Expiry & PR Application in Pool – Options for Extension

    What is his NOC? Is his wife listed as accompanying in the score?
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    Are credit card transactions and airline tickets enough to prove physical presence?

    This plan has a number of complications if you have been out of Canada for 1-2 years depending on how much time you spent living in Canada with regards to healthcare, tax residency, potential issues if your plan is to try to keep working for your US employer from Canada, etc.