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Sorry, realized in my original post I had not included a link to UNHCR. https://www.unhcr.org/ This is the page that has a link that says 'DO YOU NEED HELP?'

Please visit this page, and click the link near the top that says "DO YOU NEED HELP?" and follow the instructions for your country.

As long as you are a Canadian citizen, and you can prove that you were living together, you should be fine as days outside of Canada count in that case.

I agree that UP Express is the best way to get downtown. It has special areas for you to leave your luggage inside the train car.

Please read the link a bit more carefully, it doesn't matter where the offense was committed, what matters is that IF the same offense was committed in Canada... would its punishment fall in any of the categories detailed there. ....A permanent resident or a foreign national is inadmissible on...

The comments may seem to imply that you can convince an officer through some well crafted letter. That is not correct. It all depends on the specifics of the incident and how it fits with what the 'Immigration and Refugee Protection Act' considers inadmissible grounds for criminality...

Not inland, by withdrawing your refugee claim the conditional departure order that was issued when you made your claim comes into effect and removing procedures start immediately. You may be able to be sponsored outland.

I did the same thing, while probably not necessary, I'd rather provide that info than being put on review required for whatever reason. I included the business card of the employee who provided me with the PoF letters.

I wouldn't recommend that, since its all uploaded to the same system (GCMS) which can be reviewed from Ottawa & NDVO, so it makes no difference.

Answer: No, Why? You would not be carrying > 10,000 at the time of landing. For transparency, you can mention you are only carrying X amount with you, and later plan on sending the rest of your funds through a wire transfer.

I've always done the latter too and never had a problem.

This is something you need to sort out with your husband, If he were to apply for permanent residence, assuming he qualifies, he would have to declare his family (that means you and your children). Not doing so would be misrepresentation which could lead to his application being denied or status...

On its own, no, it shouldn't be a negative factor. It could be a factor if you were to apply through spousal sponsorship, but not for the economic immigration categories. Keep in mind you'll have to provide proof (divorce certificates) when you apply for both of your divorces, but this on its...

It is not, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=864&top=29

What you did is fine, its an US administrative refusal and is quite common for flagpole landings. Average time now is ~3 weeks for PR card (including mail times by Canada Post).

Your card is separate than your PR status, yes you are PR even when waiting for your first PR card to be issued (assuming you've landed as an immigrant). About travel: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=064&top=10

What is the nationality of the passport? He needs to reach to the Embassy/Consulate of the country of his nationality. NOT Canadian immigration.

There are emergency passports yes, but the conditions on which an emergency passport can be issued depends on the country of nationality. Most likely, when a traveler has lost their passport while out of their country of nationality it would be a much faster process than regular passport...

Most likely not, he should reach out to a Consulate/Embassy to get a new passport issued.

Prices are in Euros (not in Canadian dollars), photos are stock photos, customer reviews are place holder text for design (Lorem Ipsum..) This person used a simple hotel website template and used it for their immigration scam. Confirmed.