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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    It is quite early to be filing for mandamus.
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    Overseas spouse and dependents of protected person and convention refugee timeline - Share here

    Still think it is faster but still much longer than it used to be.
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    UPFRONT MEDICAL EXAM FOR IN CANADA EE NON ACCOMPANYING SPOUSE

    That is extremely risky these days to list spouse as non-accompanying just for CRS score. That could easily lead to PFL and refusal. What once was possible is no longer possible when it comes to IRCC. Using Canadian medical history yet listing as non-accompanying is in itself contradictory.
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    Visitor visa processing 2.5 years

    Your only option is likely writ of mandamus to force IRCC to make a decision. As a Russian without permanent status elsewhere you sadly are viewed as a liability these days.
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    Remote working while visiting girlfriend

    It isn’t actually.
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    Apply for TRV with visitor record

    TRV is still valid until 2030. Everytime you reenter Canada until the TRV expires you will be considered a new visitor.
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    Remote working while visiting girlfriend

    We’re not talking a week or two visit.
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    Canada Supervisa for Grandmother - visiting US - medical insurance requirement on return

    Yes you’ll need proof of the 1 year supervisa insurance to enter Canada. Would add that it will is important that your grandmother return home at a certain point. If she plans to alternate between the US and Canada there is good chance at a certain point either Canada or the US will be...
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    CEC with non-accompanying Canadian Citizen Spouse

    There may be concerns regarding your relationship if you aren’t living together. Are they a PR or citizen you mention both.
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024

    Have they passed their background checks? Is this their 2nd medical? You typically have 1 year to land from your medical.
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    Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024

    Yes it sometimes happens. There is no common timeline between both. Prearrival is an administrative step that happens any time after eligibility and is not really related to processing timelines. Is this their first medical? Have they passed their backgrounds check?
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    Personal History discrepency

    You really need to be working with a lawyer. These decisions have significant consequences and your whole profile needs to be analyzed to determine what you should do.
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    after interview - no denial nor approval "We will send you our decision by email"

    Timelines for the outcome of an interview are extremely variable but within a month is a fairly common response time. Very common not the be given a decision during the interview. That doesn’t mean anything in terms of the outcome. You just had the interview so it is understandable why you...
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    Security screening type A34: comprehensive

    It is extremely dependent on the person and their background.
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    Front end security screening pending since 2022

    You aren’t a refugee yet and appear to be an asylum seeker. I would be speaking to your lawyer about trying to force IRB to move your case forward.
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    All 2022 applicants kindly share your timeline here so we could keep tracking our applications submitted PR application August 2022.

    You are essentially in a long queue for just the Quebec applicants. While Canada has added extra quota for PR for protected people that will only likely speed up processing outside Quebec. Would suggest posting under Quebec immigration where you may get more accurate timelines.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Yes extremely different to 2023 so hard to compare unless very recent experience.
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    SuperVisa for parents from India - their visitor visa was rejected twice

    IRCC does have to ask for more records before denying a TRV. Expect your father to face the same issue with a supervisa and likely longer processing. You may want your mother to apply separately if she is prepared to visit without your father.
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    PR (Permanent Resident) applied from Quebec in April 2023 as a Refugee (Protected Person) and now it’s 2026

    Whether you can support a life driving Uber and how saturated the market is already should be a consideration. So should things like the cost of insurance.
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    Does IRCC check bank accounts

    IRCC can ask for bank records at any point