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Applied for month long stay in Canada with friend. Coming from Jamaica. Application was denied for following reasons: - Travel History - Family Ties - Purpose of visit - Assets and Financial status Can anyone provide advice to strengthen case and re-apply.

When you hold a multiple entry visa, do you need a new invitation letter every time you come back to Canada?

Agreed!

Her actual intention is to come for the birth of her grandson on a visitors visa. She has strong ties to Jamaica as well. If she was able to get her PRTD then of course she would love to stay for a longer period of time.

Yes, I know that. We had already applied for the visitor visa per a immigration paralegal advice. So we have already been sent a letter in regards to that.

Her children were born in Canada which is why they could come back. She has a job, home and her mother in Jamaica. She does have her money in the bank for her visa.

We have already applied for the visitors visa. So that application would be cancelled if we went ahead with looking for her PRTD. Correct?

It has been approximately 18 years since she’s been in Canada. Her son was born in Canada then she brought him and his sister to Jamaica to live. They returned to Canada 8 years ago.

Yes, she does. She lived in Canada from 8 until 33 years old. Her entire family lives here. Unfortunately, she never got her citizenship.

So she shouldn't renounce her pr status and just apply for her visitors visa? She should apply for her PRTD?

So she shouldn’t renounce her PR and just apply for a visitors visa? You would recommend applying for the PRTD?

So would it make the most sense to renounce her PR and come on a visitors visa? What about that we have a baby on the way and we’re in a car accident and need help with the baby? Would that fall under humanitarian or compassionate grounds? Is that pushing it?

My mother in law held PR in Canada for many years until an injury sent her home to Jamaica. Her PR has expired. We applied for a visitors visa, as per a immigration paralegal advice, and she received a letter stating to renounce or apply for a travel document. Is she able to apply for her...