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    What options do I have to enter Canada by land?

    As an aside, if it was me, I'd have the forms completed to renew your PR card ready when you cross showing you've been living with your spouse. That should effectively minimize any risk of being reported for RO. CBSAs job is to monitor for RO, but if they've got someone who's been living with...
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    What options do I have to enter Canada by land?

    Probably best to have the US taxi drop you on the US side. And preferably someplace like Niagara. Having a taxi drop you off at the Coutts/Sweet Grass border would probably be inconvenient and expensive.
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    What options do I have to enter Canada by land?

    Ta take a taxi to the border crossing and walk across.
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    She have been selected for Workers Express of Interest in Alberta.

    Has she got a job offer?
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    No legal status - married to Canadian

    Your ex, partner,spouse may not be eligible to sponsor you (or anyone else) due to his conviction(s) for domestic violence. You'll want to check with a good immigration lawyer before you cancel any current applications.
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    Sponsoring spouse outside Canada

    1. "Concrete proof" isn't required. Only a plan to reside in Canada is required (job search, accommodation inquiries, etc). If you’re a Canadian citizenliving outside Canada, you must show that you plan to live in Canada when the people you’re sponsoring become permanent residents...
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    visitor visa support withdraw

    You can't, not that they can come after for support anyway. A support letter is non binding.
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    PR with 1,300+ days, but I have an unreported foreign income problem. How do I fix it before applying for citizenship?

    Just refill your taxes and report the income. Better you do it, than have CRA (and IRCC) figure it out. Doubt there would be any repercussions, other than perhaps a financial penalty for late filing.
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    DUI on PGWP 2026

    You've posted the same thing about 1/2 dozen times, and the replies are all the same? Wishful thinking won't change the reality. https://jcalaw.ca/dui-immigration-consequences-canada/ Even if you got your PR somehow, if you are convicted on a DUI they can revoke your PR and deport you for...
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    DUI on PGWP 2026

    Hire a lawyer. Your PR won't be processed until your case is resolved.
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    Hello my dear sir I am a Bangladeshi citizen living in Qatar and have been driving for about 11 years. If any person from America, Canada or Europe

    Of course it didn't.
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Except that the OP has clearly stated they don't have a PR cards yet. A notice of decision isn't a valid travel document. "I have been denied to flight they asked for PR card and i said i don't have it."
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Even with a PR, if you are from a country that requires a visa, you'll still need a visa.
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Do you have a valid visa?
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    Urgent: Got Refused for Germany flight

    Or the Hungarian government.
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    H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

    Honestly, and trying not to sound elitist, petitions like this have virtually no effect on government policy. The government is under no obligation to act on any petition presented to parliament (other than to read it out in the House of Commons). The government has its mandates and generally...
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    Would visiting the Indian consulate for a Power of Attorney hurt an asylum claim in Canada?

    I'd probably do it through a lawyer in his position. Directly interaction with the Indian government "could" be seen as problematic. Having a lawyer do it for him eliminates the direct interaction between the refugee claimant and the home government he's seeking protection from.
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    Common Law Sponsor

    Just want to clarify that being together is not necessarily the same as living together in many parts of the world. Make sure you meet the criteria of cohabitating together (living in the same place and sharing a bedroom) for the required 12 months.
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    refugee ( family+ country persecution) concern

    Things change. While family may have been the basis of claim, I'd think your home country (that allows that type of persecution) is a bigger issue. I doubt their chances of receiving a TRV is any more or less difficult than anyone else.
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    Marriage Fraud

    It actually true. Fraud is, in fact, a crime in Canada.