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    PR application under Protected Person Class in Canada 2024-2025

    Unless part of the pilot program processing is likely to be around 3 years if not more outside Quebec.
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    2024 PR Application timeline

    Unless part of the pilot program would anticipate around 3 years if not more for PR processing. There is a large backlog and a limited yearly PR quota for refugees and protected people.
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    Should I make an asylum application or a 'Humanitarian & Compassionate' application?

    If the new legislation is approved they would not qualify and be refused quickly. It is very hard to prove persecution and that your life is at risk in your home country when you have been living in Canada for many years unless your country conditions have changed like a war has started...
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Still don’t see where you are getting 3%. The volume of protected people and refugees is the problem but that can’t be reversed. H&C also needs to be reformed to reduce who can apply and we need to stop adding more H&C programs. The yearly quota makes sense given the distribution between...
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024

    You should get the passport back within the next few weeks.
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024

    Processing can vary from around a year to 3+ years. Nobody can anticipate how long your processing will be.
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    Should I make an asylum application or a 'Humanitarian & Compassionate' application?

    Loophole meaning they can’t qualify for PR other ways so apply for H&C. In your case if you were a student you likely received PGWP but for whatever reason didn’t qualify for PR via economic pathways which is what the path should/meant to be used by international students.
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    Parent Visitor visa Question (Why do you need a visa?)

    Your MIL does not meet the criteria you selected because she is wanting to visit her child. You have to be visiting your spouse, common-law partner, parent, etc. to select #10. Would be very careful about how you describe the purpose of the visit. Meeting grandchild should be the reason I...
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    Mother supervisa

    That may have been advice for general TRV applicants. Depending on your parent’s level of savings 6k doesn’t go that far. If you will be paying for insurance and flights that may be 4K in reality. If you have some sort of unexpected emergency or job loss 4-6k can be used pretty quickly A...
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    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    What province do you live in? You may still qualify for other programs if you work as ECE. You should also be looking at provincial programs, working to max out any other scores, hopefully this is your 2nd degree, where you are located in Canada or where you are willing to move may have an...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    There is no point in filing mandamus at this point. You’ll need to show your timeline is significantly longer than others or it will be denied. Typically years not months. You will also likely get FD before the writ of mandamus is heard.
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    Mother supervisa

    Still needs to show that can afford insurance, any emergencies, cost of another person daily needs, etc. If can only support a 2 week visit does that mean less than around 2k in funds?
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    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    What is not young? Do you qualify for PGWP and for how long? What field do you work in or have training in?
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    Expired PR, Residency obligations not met

    Think the argument is whether they ever settled in Canada in the first place. Think the 60 days may be over the 6 years. This may also have been before you had to show you proof that you were panning on resettling in Canada when you applied. Given they have lived together for 6 years probably...
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    Quebec Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024 - CSQ

    Your family would need to leave Quebec and cut any ties. Would consult a lawyer because it’s unclear what happens to Quebec PGP applicants since Quebec is technically closed by IRCC selected them.
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2025

    Chronological order like 2nd example.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Where are you getting the 3% and 25% approval rates for H&C and refugees? Do you mean processing rate per year for refugees? Protected people and refugees are already living in Canada for multiple years before getting PR. They can work, , study access healthcare, travel, study etc. Not sure...
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Looks like we have an idea of the H&C category PR quota allocation breakdown. Looks like general H&C currently is only allocated an around 16% of the H&C PR quota. That would mean around 1100 people next year and around 690 people in 2027 if the allocations remain the same and no other...
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    Hong Kong Pathway - Submit application without all the required documents?

    Would consult a lawyer for the answer. You also need to be looking for other options to secure PR given the wait time could take 5+ years to get PR through the HK H&C program.
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    Inland spousal sponsorship

    Assume the concern is that the spouse can’t work in Newfoundland until they get the OWP. Living in Quebec complicates the application a bit more so would suggest relocating when they get the OWP or if processing for the OWP is taking many months would still suggest moving to ensure there is no...