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Actually this may not be the case. I couldn't find anything anywhere on the IRCC website stating that those who applied prior to Dec. 3 are still exempt, just informing those yet to apply that as of Dec 3 inland applicants have to give biometrics. If you've got different information or...

Is it a landing interview or some other type?

Without AIP, her application can still be refused, and if it is, the deferral ends and the removal order comes into force. I believe (but I'm not 100% sure) that an active removal order would void her work permit. Once she has AIP, the chance of being denied PR is very low (still possible at...

So after a whole bunch of reading, I am now more confused by IRCC's decision than by your friend's situation. In everything that I have read, your friend should not have been issued an open work permit due to the fact that she was out of status when she applied. It should not have been...

You still didn't really clarify the whole story. The exclusion order is for the applicant, yes? And you are her sponsor? How did the exclusion order happen? Why is it not being enforced? The only thing that can actually cancel any kind of removal order (including an exclusion order) is...

So you've mentioned in other threads that there is also an exclusion order (you keep saying excursion order, so I'm assuming you mean exclusion but please correct me if I'm wrong) involved in your situation somehow. That could be effecting the advice you're getting as you haven't given a full...

I got my COPR at my landing interview, not before, so I couldn't flagpole. Idk if it's happened differently for other inland applicants, but I think I'm in the majority

They choose for you. It should be the nearest one based on your address

Do you have proof (like a rejection letter) that municipal offices were not able to find your records? The application guide says that if you don't have a document then you have to have a detailed letter explaining why you don't have it. So while I can't tell you if it will be sufficient...

They would refund the RPRF (right of permanent residence fee, $490) but if they start to process your permanent residence application before you withdraw, then they can't refund that fee ($475) or the sponsor application fee ($75). I believe your documents are returned if you withdraw, but I'm...

Sponsor approval is part of the processing, so you will be notified if your sponsor is not approved. You can always withdraw your application at any point before you land. Check the link in my previous comment for the eligibility requirements for sponsors. As long as your sponsor meets all of...

No one can really tell you which to choose, but if it helps: if you choose to withdraw if your sponsor is ineligible, you'll be refunded everything except the sponsorship application fee and cannot appeal the decision, but if you choose to continue you get no refund because they proceed with...

Not fraudulent. A lot of official communication doesn't go through GCKey. Your actual biometric request will go through GCKey but the request for payment, for whatever reason, does not. The only messages I got through GCKey (in the whole process, because I have landed already) were my...

I can't advise directly on the visitor visa, as an American I did not need a visa just a visitor record to extend my stay. When I applied for my extension I had to prove that I had the funds to stay in Canada, so I had my husband write a letter of his financial support as proof. I assume there...

If she is able to get a police certificate from Korea without being there in person and if she has someone from home who can send her birth certificate to her here in Canada, then she can apply inland. Otherwise, she will have to leave to retrieve her documents and then apply for a visitor visa...

Canuck is correct, and to add on to that, if they were to get married so they can apply for sponsorship to keep her here, they would likely face scrutiny about the legitimacy of their relationship. Is she able to apply to change her status to Visitor so she could potentially establish a common...

You're covered under implied status starting on 3 Feb through whenever you recieve a response about your work permit. There still is a small chance your OWP application gets returned (the AOR is just for the PR application, they send the OWP off to Edmonton or something), so if you really want...

For a while, the Vancouver office was taking a month or more just to schedule interviews, so I was cautiously excited when I got my AIP. It's a bummer to get excited and then still have weeks and weeks to wait. Seems like that backlog is mostly clear now (had my landing interview on Dec 5 in...

Technically no, however that's not to say they wouldn't have a problem with it at the landing interview.

Nope. PPR is to attach a visitor visa if you require one to enter (so you can land in Canada) or if you're from a Visa-exempt country they use it to verify your information so it's correct on your COPR. If you're already in Canada, you presumably have any necessary visitor visas so there's...