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I had a few quick questions about border crossings for any "essential workers"/daily commuters here who must be up-to-date with the current rules/restrictions. Please consider answering each of the below questions separately for clarity, if possible. 1. My wife is a Canadian PR and a U.S...

Can she work for a U.S. employer remotely while OWP is being processed? Or can she not work at all? Long time as in a year? more? less? Thanks!

Good question. Wish I could share but don't want to share too may personal details. Hope you understand and forgive. Thanks!

Yes, we are from different countries. If green card is denied, and we dont ensure we maintain PR card, we will end up separated which we dont want.

We are applying for U.S. green card so my wife is moving back to the U.S. She has 850 residency days already but there is a minute chance she may be not meeting RO if green card process takes forever due to COVID backlogs. So trying to understand how responsoring works.

She can work legally once she has OWP in Canada while PR is being processed?

So once she is inside Canada and I have applied for her inland application, does she get implied status and can stay as long as the PR application is being processed or can she only stay for six months since would be a visitor?

So you are suggesting we apply outland? or is paying fee from outside Canada not considered out land application? If she would tell officer that I intend to sponsor her as soon as she arrives, why does she have to pretend she is just a tourist by not carrying all her belongings etc.?

We expect her to lose her Canadian PR due to not meeting RO. I am aware that if she is still given entry she can sit tight for two years and become compliant. However, let us consider a scenario where she ends up losing her PR. I thought I had read somewhere that Canada lets relatives who may...

@harirajmohan @dpenabill @scylla @armoured please advise, thanks!

Me and my U.S. citizen spouse got Canadian PR under Foreign Skilled Worker category. If my spouse lost her Canadian PR due to not meeting R.O. I had following qestions about this scenario: 1. Can I responsor her for Canadian PR? 2. Can she visit me as a U.S. citizen tourist OR would CBSA stop...

Is that sarcastic or is that a real user? lol @CookieMaster please advise

If one has met the residency requirements for PR renewal (say for e.g. they have 850 residency days), and since then they have taken up a U.S. job, have an apartment lease in the U.S., a U.S. driver's license. However, this person also maintains a residence in Canada (joint lease with spouse who...

I had a quick question - has the RO for PR alwas been 2/5 years? If not, what did it used to be and when did it change? I tried looking around but cant find this information. Just want to know for personal curiosity. Thanks! Inviting @JHT @Chevy23 @NN74 @Seym @myscanada @qorax @avigtr...

We will consider that. Thanks! I did not understand what you mean by above. Can you please explain?

Inviting @Rob_TO @zardoz

Inviting @Chevy23 @NN74 @Seym @myscanada @qorax @avigtr @vitoriaboy @TickleMeElmo @anuragmaneesha @civilengr @keesio for their advise

Inviting @rajkamalmohanram @Sambade @EUK @SeanTor @November2015 @Paul09 @Fawny43 @shibdutta @PranavKat @drkv78 @priyavig @Lex2019 @AAALLL @SAS_RAZA @nathaniel_d @hans42 @O'canada @TARTAR @Canadamylove2020 @s23srinivas @Anastasia_Y @bluffmaster88 for their advise

Have you maintained your PR since getting RQ'ed? Have you travelled outside of Canada a lot? Were you able to renew your PR while your citizenship application is RQ'ed?