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  1. steaky

    Voluntary Tax filing

    Would they return to home country or establish residency in Canada?
  2. steaky

    My husband overstayed in USA 15 yrs ago

    You and your spouse had been together for 5 years. Why this year and not one of the preceding?
  3. steaky

    My husband overstayed in USA 15 yrs ago

    Why this year?
  4. steaky

    Visitor Visa Refusal

    Why not? Scheduled flights often got delayed or cancelled. Planned vacation got disrupted. If I were you, I would have a plan B.
  5. steaky

    Visitor Visa Refusal

    If it really matters that your brother attends your wedding, why not have your wedding held in India or Dubai? Or any visa-free countries?
  6. steaky

    Visitor Visa inquiry

    Proof of funds shall be in personal account
  7. steaky

    Visitor Visa inquiry

    Strong ties. Also depends how much she earns through self-employment.
  8. steaky

    Visitor Visa inquiry

    I think home ownership is less important than employment and family ties (If are an adult, family ties refers to your spouse and dependent children). So, in the above case, even if the applicant doesn't own the place they currently lives, the chance of getting a positive result is more higher...
  9. steaky

    Indian parent on visitor visa rotating Canada→US→Canada - CBSA concern?

    In case OP is sick, how about have the other sibling do a similar thing: US -> Canada -> US by their US vehicle?
  10. steaky

    Do My Wife and I Need Separate PR portal Accounts for PR Card Renewal?

    But email address does ask for name (First and last) before one can create.
  11. steaky

    Indian parent on visitor visa rotating Canada→US→Canada - CBSA concern?

    Is the vehicle (driving from US to Canada) US plated?
  12. steaky

    Assumed National service was equivalent to Military service in PR Application.

    Depending what NYSC stands for. National Stock Yards Company engages in the auction of livestock.
  13. steaky

    Visitor health insurance from Canada Vs Travel insurance from home country

    Are the amounts of coverage the same? Have you the read fine prints of the insurance policies?
  14. steaky

    Visitor Visa for Friend- Refusal and Reapplication

    They don't take your word that you will responsible for all costs. The applicant must show their own evidence that they are sufficiently funded to travel to Canada. So, 5K was not enough. Probably need to show more. A single person usually much more difficult to get a visitor visa. Does...
  15. steaky

    how is Manitoba to study for Indian Hyderabadi student, what are the pros and cons, future prospects?

    Do you mean University of Manitoba or the province in general (weather wise or something in particular)? Better if you are more specific.
  16. steaky

    Advice how to repky to IRCC

    Btw, once you got the visa, you don't have to travel if you cannot. Just let it expire and then reapply.
  17. steaky

    Advice how to repky to IRCC

    How about you ask the father to come and accompany his child to visit Canada instead? Or he can sponsor you for immigration. And why do you need an agent? Can't you or the father fill out the forms? Either way, you will have to provide your financial situation and invitation letter to IRCC.
  18. steaky

    How long does it take for eCOPR after P2?

    I saw someone got eCOPR 27 days from the p2 date. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/january-2025-inland-spousal-sponsorship.864624/page-17#post-11137842
  19. steaky

    Visitors travel insurance covering maintenance for pre-existing conditions

    Insurance brokers should be able to find which insurance policies covers routine or pre-existing conditions.
  20. steaky

    University undergraduate admission information for a protected person

    He can apply for scholarships and student loans if he is eligible. When he is not at school or studying, he can try to get part time jobs to pay for his meals. Also, unless you live very close to UBC, wouldn't he live in campus or near campus? Otherwise, he would have to commute and spend...