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    CEC - Intention to leave quebec

    Pay out the lease.
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    Sponsoring my Common Law Partner separately from her Dependents

    Well.....that not particularly confidence inspiring. That aside, Canadian law will dictate the extent of your financial responsibility in the future. Not to say you'll bear full responsibility in the future, but there will likely be the financial undertaking that IRCC requires and any future...
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    Sponsoring my Common Law Partner separately from her Dependents

    I don't really see how, regardless of them being accompanying or not, that you are not the only one responsible for sponsoring both her and her children. The undertaking, and the financial obligation involved are the same. They are all listed on the same application. Unless, of course, the...
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    Humanitarian PRTD refused despite left Canada as a child

    Posting the same question over and over won't change the results. You should have applied years ago. Feel free to appeal but chances are slim and there is no obligation to provide you an opportunity to return while you wait for the results.
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    Cessation of Status Case - Travelled Using Passport from Country of Origin to Third-party Country

    Lawyer up. Not a consultant.....a genuine lawyer specialized in this. Your citizenship application won't be processed until this is resolved. Travelling on your home country passport wouldn't likely cause grounds for cessation, but renewing your home country passport was a particularly bad idea...
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    HELPING A FRIEND'S SPONSORSHIP

    As long as she's common law. If her WP is refused, apply to extend her stay as a visitor. Same applies for implied status doing that. Again, make sure she meets the common law definition. She can also file for divorce in Canada.
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    HELPING A FRIEND'S SPONSORSHIP

    If they have been common law for a year, then yes they can apply for sponsorship. Also, apply for an extension of the current visa. She'll have maintained status until a decision is made on the extension.
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    14 weeks of Silence. asking for advice

    Well within posted processing times. You just have to wait.
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    Entering Canada on a visitor visa with a ONE-WAY ticket (Family visiting PR spouse/father) CBSA experience?

    Airlines aren't in a position to make a determination on whether the method of onward travel is acceptable or not, nor do they deny entry. They deny boarding due to lack of onward travel. Their responsibility ends at whether the traveller has onward travel booked or not. As long as onward travel...
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    TRP consideration after abandoned refugee claim

    The government doesn't care or have any interest in your debt to the school. You paying off a debt isn't something they would consider in (with any sort of weighting) for a TRP. Besides that, if you don't pay your debt for 7 years, it gets wash from your credit rating, so for them, there is no...
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    We made it!

    Congrats.
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    Business in Canada

    The business start up program has been paused. At present, there is no practical way to proceed with your plan. Your funds are probably inadequate to support your immediate family (wife and children) and support your business plans. Your in-laws would have to qualify on their own. Depending on...
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    Entering Canada on a visitor visa with a ONE-WAY ticket (Family visiting PR spouse/father) CBSA experience?

    As an aside, we also had a return flight to Singapore for her to return to her home country (Indonesia) as a PR refused by Air Canada as she had no onward travel documented from Singapore (she is visa free into Singapore and hops on a ferry to get back). Again, we just presented an online ferry...
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    Entering Canada on a visitor visa with a ONE-WAY ticket (Family visiting PR spouse/father) CBSA experience?

    Prior to my wife becoming a PR, we were denied boarding by the airline on three separate occasions by 2 different airlines (Singapore and Air Canada). We ultimately purchase a one way return just prior to the flight and cancelled it immediately after entering Canada (Air Canada has a 100% refund...
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    Family entering Canada with 2 month short on RO

    There is no distinction between a minor or major shortfall under the requirements. 1 day short or 100 days short are shortfalls. What enters into the discussion is the discretion to, for lack of better words, overlook the shortfall. And that falls to CBSA. So to answer your question 3, with...
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    Subject: Can 3 years of Freelance/Cash Electrician experience be accepted for Express Entry?

    Do you have a trade certification or have you completed an apprenticeship?
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    Refugee Hearing Evidence

    Excerpts or highlights may or may not contain all the relevant information required to make a decision. What you feel may be relevant may require further clarification from sections you don't include, biasing the relevance. You would be including information without including potential...
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    Allway was stoped by CSBA when come back to Canada even I have PR card

    Everyone entering Canada (citizen, PR, visitor, student, TFW or whomever) can be sent to secondary inspection by CBSA. It might be random, you might have a flag, it might be someone having a bad day. Likely it's just bad luck.
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    Lost Passport Abroad — How Do I Replace My Canadian TRV

    https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=045&top=12
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    I don't think it does mean that IRCC can't extend processing times. Reviewing the actual judgement, it clearly states the minister can set processing times and priorities for application types. The issue in this case was a second Ministers Insteuction was issued that didn't provide transparency...