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  1. steaky

    Visitor Visa Refusal - Strong Profile but Denied for 'Ties' and 'Purpose'. Advice Needed!

    So are you saying you rather not to be able to upload your work visa as proof of residence? I applied a Schengen tourist visa for my in-laws and (unlike you) there's no option to upload their Canadian PR card. Do you think that European country want to confuse applicants like the way you think?
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    Apartment Housing

    Buy or rent? Does it have to be in the city of Vancouver? What's your preference? Do you drive? Do you want to be near skytrain station or bus route? How big are you looking for? Do you want to be near grocery or shopping malls? Do you want to be in the downtown area or near UBC?
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    Transfering funds from Pakistan to Canada as a newcomer

    Yes, you can open more than 1 account in Canada. You can bring $5000 now and more later. Bring your PK bank statements.
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    Different name on passport and PR

    Don't know how soon you are going to leave Canada. But before you go, you could also change your name in Canada and the name in your PR card too. Afterwards, you can have same names in both your passport and PR card on your return from your home country...
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2025

    Do you really need to shout?
  6. steaky

    Filing Income Tax Returns after leaving Canada

    See my reply in the other thread.
  7. steaky

    CRA Account Access After Getting PR – Help Needed

    Any chances you were not a resident of Canada for tax purposes like this billionaire? https://vancouversun.com/opinion/columnists/how-can-the-owner-of-3-b-c-malls-and-a-mansion-not-be-a-resident-of-canada-for-tax-purposes If so and if you don't any Canadian income to report, then it's ok not to.
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    Do I stand any chance?

    Haha... you on H1B in USA? As the other poster said "it's a vicious cycle on H1B" As a reminder, this was what the poster said: Edit: Perhaps you should just add more to your response than just said: "Essentially zero..." And add ... they are on H1B they can’t just get any job in the US...
  9. steaky

    Super Visa Query

    Contrary to what you said, DOB is NOT unknown then.
  10. steaky

    Super Visa Query

    So Adhaar cards don't show their date of birth? How about passports?
  11. steaky

    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    Phone them. There's a toll free number.
  12. steaky

    Residency Obligation not met

    IRCC requirement range is often in the low side. Depending which city you are going to live, you might want to save more money.
  13. steaky

    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    The host of this forum is owned by a law firm. Contact them.
  14. steaky

    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    I thought post secondary convocations can be during spring (May or June) of each year. So can't you graduate sooner?
  15. steaky

    Parent Visitor visa Question (Why do you need a visa?)

    Because the host is a student visa & permit holder. Perhaps 12 is more appropriate.
  16. steaky

    Do I stand any chance?

    They also wrote: once I am settled into another job again in US. Did you read this? Also, as in my example, one can move to Canada but keep job in US.
  17. steaky

    Visitor visa applied for 3rd time

    Special discounts tickets are most likely non refundable. You shouldn't buy them before your Canadian visa is approved because it's not required (as opposed to applying for Schengen visa).
  18. steaky

    PR card Renewal

    April 2027
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    Do I stand any chance?

    You can probably keep your US job (ex. in Detroit) while at the same time immigrating to Canada (ex. residence in Windsor). Many people commute from one country to another.
  20. steaky

    Visitor visa applied for 3rd time

    Go visit countries such as US, Australia, UK first. Afterwards, you have travel history.