PR Application. Is it possible to....

[tiscwslabmuz]

I will soon be filing either inbound or outbound (still have not reached a decision on which) PR under spousal sponsorship. My question is, in the unfortunate (knock-on-wood) event that my application is refused for whatever reason, is it possible (particularly in the case for an Inbound application, in which "appeals" are not an option(?)) to RE-Apply for PR? As in, pay all necessary fees, etc., and re-submit an application for PR under the same, or different, inbound/outbound method? I realize this is a tad convoluted but I would appreciate any insight.

EDIT: Also, if the application was refused and I was able to "re-submit" an entirely new application, would I still have the "implied status" if it were an inbound PR application, or would I have to leave after the initial application was denied?

 

[scylla]

Yes - if you are refused inbound you can submit a new application (either inbound or outbound) by paying the fees again and submitting all of the paperwork / forms again.

Your implied status ends if your inbound application is denied.

 

[tiscwslabmuz]

Thank you, once again, for your reply! You have continually been exceedingly helpful.

...Perhaps, then, this is a redundant question, but if you initially filed Inbound, were denied, and then immediately after receiving notification of your rejection, you file a new Inbound application, do you have to leave and re-enter Canada between the two applications, or do you instantly have a re-instated implied status?

 

[scylla]

You would have to leave and re-enter.