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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    What are you defining by challenges in healthcare? What type of temporary/non-PR persons also will likely have an impact on the answer.
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    First time landing as PR in Canada

    No there is no income requirement as a dependent although you should be able to show that you have somewhere to stay when you land in Canada. The length of time required for landing is mostly dependent on how many others are landing around the same time as you. The landing should be fairly...
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    CONVENTIN REFUGEE-PROTECTED PERSONS

    As long as there are no other issues impacting his ability to apply for PR (return to his home country for example) there are no issues and he can apply.
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    Inland v Outland

    If anything inland would be more efficient because there is more contracting Outland and you receive eCOPR so decreases processing requirement.
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    Working during transition period

    If you have a co-op study permit you are only entitled to work full-time as a co-op student. Do you mean you are working full-time for your co-op placement?
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    You are still within the same processing period so ordering GCMS notes is unlikely to provide anymore information.
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    Visitor visa rejected

    Even if you will be offering free accommodations IRCC expects visitors to show they could cover their own costs. There seems to be a bit more flexibility for parents.
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    PR card 730 days obligation and entering to Canada

    There have been obvious differences in enforcement priorities between 2023 and 2025. In general immigration in 2023 vs 2025 is very different.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Wow you got quite lucky. People with similar profiles are denied.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Given the job market I would not leave a job unless you have secured one in another province. The cost of housing is also much lower in Quebec than in many parts of Canada so that also needs to be considered. In some parts of Canada the vacancy rates are also very low so securing housing can be...
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    Refugee/asylum claimants 2024 timelines

    No suggestion has been made that this will impact cases already filed. In my opinion there may be changes to process current applications faster to try to clear out cases with no grounds but all files will be assessed.
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    2022 PR application timeline

    No if refused doesn’t have to be the same day. If anything refusals often take longer. Members don’t take 6 months unless they want to take more time considering the case and/or do more research before giving a judgement. You got approved in the end but there was clearly some concern so you...
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    Please think twice before coming to Canada as an international student, personal opinion

    It was never a guaranteed pathway to PR just like many other countries.
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    Visitor visa for Single parent mom

    Drop the agent since is zero need for one to apply for a TRV/supervisa and they are also not giving good advice. If you and your spouse meet LICO on your NOA and you have a decent amount of savings your mother should be able to get approved for a supervisa. Obviously ties to India helps as well...
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    Retroactive payment of CCB

    If 6-8 weeks and no changes I would call CRA.
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    Visitor visa rejected

    12k may not be enough for even a 2 week visit.
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    2022 PR application timeline

    It would have been sad if you had been refused after 6 months given that there were some concerns about your file. Given the 6 months processing this was likely a potential outcome. Then you would have had to attempt RAD, JR, H&C, etc. with no guarantee of PR.
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    Please think twice before coming to Canada as an international student, personal opinion

    Not sure what type of masters you did but the current value of a masters degree (even from a reputable school) and whether it makes sense to pursue one is a larger discussion not related to immigration.
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    TRV application From India (outside Canada) on a Valid Work Permit (extension)

    There is no point in contacting as frequently as you’re suggesting. It will not change the processing time.