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Looking at the original thread, Iaxun was referring to provincially controlled social services. Hence, he suggested contacting MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) who is a representative just like MP (Member of Parliament). But, MLA is at provincial level whereas MP represents constituents...

Well, you must have heard something for you to get your medical done. So, it's not like "nothing was ever heard" from CIC as you claimed. AOR, DM1 and medical must have came in and were done. The file is stuck just like others due to COVID. I know it's very difficult not knowing what's coming...

It depends. Are all of your other checks (i.e eligibility etc.) state the same? It does sound like a standard message you would see on your account. But, if a particular item was modified, then someone must have looked into it to make that happen. In know it's hard to keep waiting. But, hang in...

We're beating a dead horse on this topic. What you've read aligns with what other members have been saying. "An adult child of a person residing in Canada may be eligible under this exemption. This is because, while the child is not an immediate family member of the parent under the definition...

Have you done the "landing process" at the port of entry or CIC office? If you have done that and are already in Canada, then your parents can certainly apply for super visa. Although you may meet part of the eligibility criteria being a PR, there are other criteria that you need to meet (e.g...

That's is very strange. My friends parents landed here on 12 August and both her folks got PR cards today. The last time I checked, they said that it could take up to 128 days for new PR card. Since you have been waiting for far longer than this, I would contact them again and point out to the...

Your parents are required to provide mailing address when they land at the airport, and that's the address they are sending PR cards to. As for the timeline, CIC website (which I recommend you visit to get information) states that it can take 128 days for new PR cards. So, you are well within...

1. Your parents are exempt from travel restrictions because they got COPR "on 18 March 2020" which is the cut off date for people to travel with their COPRs. Here is the link to CIC page and scroll down to "If we already approved your PR"...

That's pretty much a standard info you'd see on your file, and they are likely not even doing background check. You can go right ahead and provide PCC to them before they ask for it. It could speed things up.

First of all, this is the wrong forum to ask question on student visa. Generally speaking, visa officers look for connections to your home country (something that ties you to go back after your studies.) and ability to provide yourself while in Canada. Showing funds in your account alone isn't...

According to CIC website, the followings are exepmt from travel restrictions: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html If we already approved your permanent resident application If you’re outside Canada Note: If your...

Your friend might want to check with CIC and CBSA on "Family Reunification" and send them this link with the inquiry...

That's over simplifying the situation a bit. Federal departments and agencies have to follow both federal and provincial guidelines on reopening office spaces. This means reduced capacity in offices and allowing some to work from home etc. Let's say for the sake of argument that the government...

This link contains information you seek. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors/immediate-family.html

My understanding is that you fill it out when you arrive at the port of entry and it could take a while to fill out depending on how many people are lining up on that particular day. I have a PDF of this form if you want to fill out it before landing. I don't think I can attach it to the thread...

A friend of mine who did a recent landing at YVR said she filled out the ArriveCAN form online 48hr before landing. She got a reference code to print and brought it along. That helped her reduce the waiting time quite a bit. She said that she also filled out Traveller contact information form...

PPR usually states where to send passports. You can send a request via webform to send passports to inland office. A lot of people have done this before. I am not too sure about the landing process.

Did you fill out ArriveCan app? That could be the reason why they didn't ask for self isolation plan. One of my friends' folks are landing in Vancouver as well. How long did it take in general for the interview?

I was reading through the thread and thought that information on Arrive Can app could be useful in reducing waitime at landing interviews. I'm not sure if this information has been shared elsewhere. ArriveCan app which is available for both iOS and Android can be downloaded on any smartphone...

I have a question for someone who has done the landing recently at an airport. Is CBSA still doing landing interviews at the airports? CIC says all in-person landing appointments are cancelled. But, does that include interviews at the airports?