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Hi everyone Prospective employer here. Sorry if these are stupid questions but seems like almost everyone is using family members? Is that standard / the expectation? I don't think I have anyone who would qualify for caregiver. Only a family member who has been a teacher (pre-k to grade 5)...

Her passport has expired and I believe she got a 2 year Visa so it would've expired in 2015. I figured it would makes sense to just get a new one done, just as you're suggesting. Thank you for responding

Good day everyone My mother in law was previously granted a TRV (in 2013). She did biometrics back then from what I can recall. I've read that biometrics are good for 10 years but her passport has since expired. Will she have to do new biometrics since she plans to reapply for a TRV on a new...

Woah, no. Fertility specialists do much more than just IVF. There are apparently some relatively minor procedures that can be done to fix scar tissue in uterus and a fertility clinic can do follow up to facilitate future receptivity. She said there are specific tests a fertility clinic can run...

Not IVF. Fertility specialist do much more than that. There are apparently some minor procedures that can be done to fix scar tissue in uterus and a fertility clinic can do follow up to facilitate future receptivity

No. Not at all, lol. Not IVF or surrogacy. She had an issue with placenta and scar tissue after delivering her 3rd child that she'd like to address since she wants to have more kids. Not sure of all the details. She gave an estimate of the cost and said she has spoken to doctors here. Her...

Canuck78: I just realized why you mentioned the refugee thing. That was for a different person, a while ago.

Thanks for your response. I'm a Canadian citizen. I have never applied for asylum here. Not sure why you assumed so? My relative wants to come for fertility treatment, which is privately funded so Canadian citizens pay out of pocket for thier own treatment anyway. So no, it would not prevent...

Can someone please confirm what type of visa my family member would need if they want to visit Canada specifically for medical treatment? Is it just a regular TRV with the purpose of travel being the medical treatment? The fees will be covered in full by myself and we can get a medical letter...

Just noticed the link leads to a report that says it really will take 20 months to have claims for refugee protection heard before the IRB :eek:

This was very helpful. Thanks

Thanks for the answer. Seems 20 'onths is the consensus. Where are you getting that number?

Thanks for your answer Where are you geting the 20months from?

Thank you for answering So if they don't determine your eligibility right away, what DO they do? Just give you documents to fill?

Hi all Can you guys clarify a few things please? If someone goes to CIC office to apply for refugee claim, do they determine eligibility on the spot? Does the person then return with all their documents and forms? Are they then expected to go before the board within 60 days? I hear...