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In my opinion, what the other commenter said is true for spouses and children, but not for parents. Spouses and children are "excessive demand exempt", parents are not. So for spouses and children, the only issue is whether they are a danger to others. Not so for parents.

Hi, I don't have advice for you in this situation beyond saying that you should speak to a lawyer who regularly deals with medical inadmissibility cases as soon as possible. What I know is that IRCC decides if it's likely that the applicant will cost the health care system $20,000 a year or so...

Hi, I don't have any experience with this, so all I can tell you is what I found by looking into the official guidance for IRCC officers. In particular, look at "Reassessment of financial circumstances" here (...

In the letter from IRCC asking for the CSQ, what methods were mentioned? You can use any of the methods they say you can use.

Definitely send the CSQ without waiting to be asked. The Quebec authorities are supposed to forward it to IRCC, but it's better to be safe.

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The Quebec Immigration Regulation says in Section 77: For more details on how the regulation is actually interpreted by the immigration ministry, you need to refer to the "Guide des procedures d'immigration" (GPI), which is the internal manual decision-makers use, or to decisions of the...

There's no need to have lived in Quebec for a year. They'll look at the last 12 months of income anywhere in Canada, and the foreseeable income based on current employment at the time of applying for the CSQ (or non-employment income). The foreseeable future income needs to seem somewhat stable...

Quebec will mainly be looking at your income in the 12-month period preceding the date they make a decision on your CSQ application. (So for example, if this is two months after you apply for the CSQ, they project what your employment income will have been in that two-month period.) But they...

Hi, IRCC won't ask you for any information about your income in your initial application. That's only required when you apply for your CSQ. Basically, the Quebec government will look at your income over the 12 months preceding the date they make a decision on your CSQ. If your employment...

They need a CSQ when landing. See Section 12.4 here: https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/resources/manuals/enf/enf04-eng.pdf