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Hi there vj171081 Please be wary of the information you read on these forums. I don't know where Copingwithlife found his answer indicating that you are ineligible for EI. You pay into your own Employment Insurance when you work in Canada, and this is meant to come to your rescue when you need...

You will have to apply for a TRV for your baby so he or she can come back with you to Canada. Keep in mind, a TRV application is an application for temporary residence. Make it clear in your baby's TRV application that your intention is to return to India after you and your partner's authorized...

Hi Vamsi05. You have to e-mail IRCC to request written authorization to come to Canada. Please read the section of this website entitled Reuniting with an immediate family member who is in Canada temporarily.

Any change of address outside Canada can’t be made online using the Change of Address (e-COA) website, or by calling the call centre. Use the IRCC Web Form Just make sure you’ve added @cic.gc.ca to your email safe sender list so that notices sent by IRCC for the citizenship test or ceremony...

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Police clearance certificates don't show records of arrest. They show records of past criminal convictions - being found guilty of a criminal offence.

You're right, there isn't a single question "have you ever been arrested." In fact, the question asks "Have you ever been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any other country or territory?"...

Can you be more specific? There are several forms to be filled out in an application for permanent residence, including the General Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008) and there is no question about being arrested, nor is there anything anywhere else about being arrested on any of the forms...

Which form are you referring to, and what is the question number?

The question is not have you been arrested. The question is have you been convicted of any criminal offences. IRCC makes security and criminal backgrounds checks, and if you aren't admissible to Canada, IRCC would not approve your application. What is important at this point is your immediate...

Applicants submit all police certificates at the time of the Permanent Resident application for each country or territory (except Canada) where they have lived for a six months or more in a row, within the last 10 years.

Scylla is absolutely right. Your PR card will expire in 5 years, and you will have to reapply shortly before the card expires. You have to be present at the very least 730 days in Canada when you apply to renew your PR card. When you reapply, IRCC will determine if you've been physically...

The burden of proof is always on the applicant to provide proof of travel. I would keep a detailed register of your entries and exits into and out of Canada, using your boarding passes, travel history from airlines, or any other helpful information. If you are ever unsure of your travel dates...

If you are eligible for citizenship, you may apply and then leave Canada. There is no residency requirement while your application is in process. As long as you are a lawful permanent resident of Canada and fulfill the residency requirements, you can apply and leave. If you make mistakes in the...

IRCC offers services to applicants (tests and oaths) who live far from city centres through IRCC itinerant services. In fact, in very rural areas of Canada, IRCC may even offer a CIT test and oath ceremony on the same day through itinerant services. But, these services are only usually offered...