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I am planning to have my mum and dad visit, the already have valid super visas. Has anyone had their parents visit as "restrictions exempted?" how did the process go? Did they have to travel with any additional documents? Thank you all

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Became Canadian today..Edmonton office with 85 other new Canadians Thanks to the forum for all the help, very much appreciated..

Unfortunately what you attempted to do can be misconstrued as an attempt to misrepresent or commit fraud . It would be therefore prudent to PLEASE just follow the formal process unless you want to fall on the wrong side of the law over something as simple as a passport renewal.....

Please update.... Oath invite... July 27 Oath date .... August 28 Edmonton office

Test written 16 July Edmonton Office Test passed Decision Made July 17 Please update... thanks

If the police certificate is bothersome to get, you can wait till November this year provided you never left the country and you would not need it....

If the worst comes to the worst you could move to Alberta... coverage has no waiting period... However you would have to maintain Alberta residency for not less than six months every year

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For a supervisa it’s always a good sign to get the medical request it in a way shows that your application is eligible for the supervisa so do the medicals and you all set

What if your child fails to get a Canada visitor visa??

Incorrect... when OP crossed the boarder into the states their initial stay ended... When they came back and presented themselves to CBSA and were allowed entry... in the absence of a stamp with a date in OP’s passport then they were allowed in on a new stay that is 6 months long....

How old is your daughter??

Your wife is not your dependant on the citizenship application so don’t stress... When the test invites come just go take your test then if she is still out of the country then SHE will have to notify IRCC..... In some instances you may get different tests dates because of different processing...

Agreed.... in some circumstances however a buffer may be unnecessary if an applicant is totally sure about their absences... My brother landed at Toronto Pearson 1 July 2015... his passport expired in September 2015 and he never renewed it... so he has never left the country since 1 July...

When did you provide a reference in citizenship application?? I don’t remember ever providing any such information on the application form.....

I agree with the second part... the first part though.... If you read ENF 27 section 8.5 is outlines the cases under which applicants may be expected to pick up a PR card in person... and the first one is.... if they are concerns about an applicant’s residency obligation. Even if applicant is...

If OP has been in Canada for at least 1 day in the last 365 days...even if they are denied a PRTD on H&C grounds... then they can be issued one if they intimate to the Consular officer that they wish to appeal the decision.... ENF 27 section 7.3 specifically provides for this...

If OP has been in Canada for at least a day in the past 365 days their application for a PRTD on H&C grounds will be denied..... However one will be issued do they decide to appeal the decision ENF 27 Section 7.3 (3)

You were asked to apply for a PRTD because they want to see if you have a reason to keep your PR Don’t be fooled by them saying to pick up the card... it is all procedural.... ENF 27 section 7.3 and 8.5 ....require that an applicant who is out of the country be told to apply for a PRTD so...