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I had a few more specific question, the answers to which I couldn’t find on the links mentioned above. What after the minor goes to Canada and get a study permit, finishes her highschool and wants to go to college there (she won’t be a minor anymore). Can she still apply to renew/ extend her...

Thank you for the input!

YES! It definitely does help answer some of my questions, thank you

hello, please do share your knowledge and help with the following! what are the requirements for converting tourist visa to study permit from within Canada? (as in financially, bank statement?, ties to home country and stuff?) * ** please keep in mind in this case the person is trying to go to...

hello, please share and help with the following! what are the requirements for converting tourist visa to study permit from within Canada? does the person applying need to leave Canada? can someone convert their student visa to study permit to complete high school in Canada? (given he/she will...

Thank u for your input! So let’s say Lisa and her parents do end up getting their sponsorship approved and she ends up going with her mother. Can they apply for a waiver to enter America after staying in Canada for a while?

Oh that make sense. Thank u! Your replies really helped!

yeah I’m aware of the processing time and the requirements. Why does one parent have to go with the Lisa?

Thanks for replying! Really appreciate it Yeah I know sisters can’t sponsor sisters but if the nurse sponsors her parents(who are undoc. in US) Lisa goes with them since she is under 22. If the sponsorship is approved will the parents have to go to Canada as well? Can Lisa go alone? Maybe w...

Exactly my point:)

The sister will get her Canadian PR very son, the sister also meets all the requirements.

Yes she overstayed consentingly, however now she doesn’t like the decision she’s made(not really her decision anyway because her parents stayed)... can her sister sponsor her (only her, not parents) to Canada as long she is under 22 (and she doesn’t need to go back to her home country)

And just to clear things up, Lisa (the one who is a minor in the us and overstayed) Her parents who over stayed as well Lisa’s sister- a nurse who went to Canada on study permit form India in 2013, never overstayed in US. Had a work permit since 2013 (worked in food court while studying) and...

The nurse does meet the income (and has been for since 2016 June, so she’ll be meeting the income req for 3 years by 2019 June) and other requirements. What if Lisa is 18 by then, can she’s travel alone without her parents? Perhaps with some other adult with a letter from her parents?...(if the...

What if lisa’s (lisa, my niece)sister sponsors her parents to Canada, Lisa goes with them since she in under 22. However the question is, will lisa’s Parents have to go with her to Canada if sponsored? Can she go alone?

Yes her parents are with her in the US. Her sister however is in Canada and about to get her PR, went to Canada on student visa from India(didn’t ever overstay in us) and is currently working in Canada as a nurse. Does having her sister help her case at all? (From home country or US)

my niece came to the US as a minor on tourist visa and overstayed. She will turn 18 in 2 years. She would like to go to Canada for further studies. Since she came here as a minor, if she’s leaves before the age of 18 and goes back to her home country she’ll not accure a ban from the US. What are...

im asking because someone I know got approved for Canada student visa while being illegal in America and didnt have to go back to their home country either. however she appealed her case after being rejected. ( at the end she did get approved)

thank you guys for your responses! just wondering if she has even the sightest chance because of her age and no say in being undocumented in us? if you guys have other options (other than study permit) for her to go to Canada please lmk!

hello, my sister and her family ( one daughter and husband) moved to the US 3 years back, her daughter was 13 when she entered the US. Their family got visas from their home country and (entered legally) overstayed. So my niece is about to finish high school (currently a junior) and she's...