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Thank-you. I appreciate the time given to reply to my questions.

If they report him, can he still come into Canada for the duration of his PR card even though he will lose his PR status? Or, do they send them back regardless of expiry date on the PR Card? I'd rather he not face the embarrassment of traveling here only to be turned around.

After reading more I can now see that he obviously hasn't met the Residence Requirements to get a renewal of a PR Card. What is the next step then? Can we begin the process over?

Hello forum, I am a Canadian who married a Filipina with an adult son and they came to Canada with PR cards back in 2012. He stayed for about six months and went back to sort out his life, etc and she stayed to eventually become a Canadian Citizen. Recently we have had opportunity to have him...

See, I live in Ontario. I have two people incoming from the Philippines but have moved recently. I am wondering if I have to tell CIC, as sponsor, where I have moved to. Does anyone know?

See, I live in Ontario. I have two people incoming from the Philippines but have moved recently. I am wondering if I have to tell CIC, as sponsor, where I have moved to. Does anyone know?

If a sponsor moves from one area of the province to another is there someone they must notify before their spouse or independent child arrive in Canada?

I have found three links... but the best I think may be Blue Cross for new immigrants. https://www.useblue.com/assurance-voyage/trouver-produit/liste-protections/visiteurs-canada1/visiteurs-canada-immigrants.en.html Good luck to those who are in the same boat, and to those waiting.

Hello everyone! Finally have my wife over here in Canada as of December. My question, for those who are in the know, is where can I get her some health insurance while she is here (until the OHIP card becomes good to go...which is in three months from her landing). Any advice would be...

I just thought of something. I had always assumed that my wife and son would come in from the Philippines to Winnipeg as it's the closest city to me. Is there actually a place that they would have to come into Canada first to see an Immigration Officer? Or would there be one at the Winnipeg...

Can they come over separately, or must they both come at the same time?

October 17, 2011: Decision Made, notification to applicant sent re: decision October 20, 2011: Visas arrived at her door (ty Lord) I'll add dates for the rest of the process later (when I'm not at work lol) ;)

I have sponsored my wife and our dependant child from the Philippines to come to Canada. Today, great news for us, they were issued their Canadian Visas. I am wondering if anyone knows the answer to my question. Q. Do they both have to come over at the same time now for entry? Or can one...

Hello everyone, I have been hearing horror stories of those being sponsored in the Phillipines being given by the Canadian Embassy there only a couple of weeks to pack up and head to Canada once they've been given acceptance. I thought that they gave a year? or up to the point of when your...

And again, straight from CIC website: For the acquisition of permanent resident status $490 This fee is payable by principal applicants (with some exceptions) and accompanying spouses and common-law partners. It must be paid before the immigrant visa is issued overseas or before the applicant...

I have found the answer to my own question :D I will put it here for others to see, just to help out some. The Right of Pemanent Residence Fee applies to all applicants for permanent residence except the following: a dependent child of the sponsor or principal applicant; a child to be...

Our son was from a previous relationship that my wife had many years ago. He was included with our package for immigration and acknowledged as so (as a dependent child) when I was sent the confirmation that I had been accepted as a sponsor. This letter I received today though only mentions my...

Alright, maybe I'm not asking this right. :) 1. Right of Permanent Residence Fee. They are asking for $490.00 and I am wondering if this amount includes both my wife 'and' son. Or, if you have to pay that amount twice. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Hello everyone. Today I received a letter from the Case Processing Center saying that in order to conclude my relative's application abroad , a Right ofPermanent Residence Fee in the amount of $490.00 is required. I am a Canadian living here in Canada and bringing my wife and dependant child...

Aw geez, nevermind. I've been having one of my 'not so bright' moments lol Like the lady above said, surname/family name are the same thing. I put in Smith and it all worked out. Thanks. Though, sadness, it doesn't have any information regarding the PR yet, I thought it would have said...