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    Long distance relationship - Work VISA or Common-Law sponsor pipeline?

    One more suggestion. If at all feasible, move out of Quebec and to a different province. The Quebec government has put in caps for the number of PR visas that can be issued in a year which is resulting in processing taking years longer and a miserable experience for anyone who applies through...
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    renew Super Visa?

    Reapply
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    Long distance relationship - Work VISA or Common-Law sponsor pipeline?

    Living with you in Canada for six months won't make you common law. You need to live together continuously for one full year to become common law. If he wants to work in Canada he needs to secure a job offer from an employer in Canada, that employer needs to obtain an approved LMIA and then he...
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    Healthcare Draw Information 2025

    Please don't post the same question repeatedly.
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    Healthcare Draw Information 2025

    And there may not be one with low cut offs. You should look to increase your score.
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    Healthcare Draw Information 2025

    No one knows when the next draw will be. They are issuing ITAs both to people inside and outside of Canada.
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    Express Entry with clean slate act.

    You're committing misrepresentation by failing to disclose.
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    Is it possible to request expedited processing (PSR) due to mental health issues?

    I don't believe an expedite will be considered. I would say that pretty much anyone who has applied through this stream is under a similar significant level of stress / pressure and so your situation isn't really unique. Having said that, you can certainly try sending a web form and see what...
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    Illegitimate child

    There is no income requirement.
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    Residency Obligation 730 days

    You would want to enter a few months before your PR cards expire to make sure you can get everything in place while your cards are still valid. But yes, you will be able to live in Canada for two years while you wait to meet the residency obligation.
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    Illegitimate child

    The child may have the opportunity to sponsor their mother in the future once that child is an adult and working in Canada and meeting the minimum income requirements. They will also need to enter the parent sponsorship lottery and be selected which can take a long time. So possible but not...
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    Illegitimate child

    You have the right to sponsor the child independently. Your wife's approval is not required.
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    Residency Obligation 730 days

    You can only do both things easily if you meet the residency requirements and have lived in Canada for at least 2 years in the last five years when you return to Canada. If you do not meet the residency requirements, then you may face issues at the border and be reported for failing to meet the...
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    PROOF OF CONTACT

    So IMO whether this is an issue or not and whether you should submit your application now depends on the rest of your profile. Have you lived together or spend significant time together? Can you show combined assets like bank accounts? Any red flags like getting married very soon after meeting...
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    PR under Ukraine Family Reunification Public Policy

    https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/fact_checking/social-media-posts-mislead-on-number-of-new-immigrants-to-canada-in-2025/article_0a60565a-f57a-5e58-8159-c8478aad5437.html
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    SOWP while I am of work permit as postdoctoral fellow

    Wrong section of the forum. Post to the foreign workers section.
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    Lonely Canadian Program

    I don't think there's anything you need to provide for this.
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    See my previous comments
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    Regarding offer letter under IMP(International Mobility program)

    It's fake.
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    Lonely Canadian Program

    Yes, it's possible assuming you have no other relatives in Canada such as aunts or uncles. You will need to remain single for the duration of application processing (generally around 3 years). You will also need to be living in Canada during the process and meet minimum income requirements