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Hello everyone

My ex-wife left the country a year ago with my two daughters 5 and 7 y.o. She's contacting me asking if she is still entitled to receive Canada child benefits for the kids. Is she entitled even though she is abroad? I haven't find specific info for this case.

Thanks in advance for any info.

I'm planning on a 3 week vacation trip in January 2019.

I plan to return to Canada Jan 25th. My PR card expires Feb 2019.

Will I be still be able to fly back home after which I'll promptly apply to renew my PR card.

Is travel card or forex card valid as proof of fund at the time of first landing as a PR? I checked list of instruments already It's included negotiable instruments.


I have a question Travel card is included in this category or not?

If I am a landed immigrant in Canada for about 40 years and I am waiting for a my permanent residence card When I travel what documents do I need to enter back into the country?

Is my Landed Immigration Identification Record paper enough?

Hello,

Question again.. Is it my husband, whose (the principal applicant) that will provide and fill out the non accompanying form..

Hello Don,

Thank you for sharing your aunt's situation with us.

We can appreciate that she would be interested in this type of information.

You can find some detailed information regarding eligibility for Old Age Security (OAS) on the Government of Canada website.

Here is an excerpt,

If you are living outside Canada, you must:

-be 65 years old or older;
-have been a Canadian citizen or a legal resident of Canada on the day before you left Canada; and
-have resided in Canada for at least 20 years since the age of 18.

You may also want to contact them directly for some information specific to your aunt's situation.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have further questions and if there is any follow up to your question/situation.

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Anna
Settlement.Org Content and Information/Referral Specialist, CIRS
Settlement.Org

• be 65 years old or older;
• be a Canadian citizen or a legal resident at the time we approve your OAS pension application; and
• have resided in Canada for at least 10 years since the age of 18.

• be 65 years old or older;
• have been a Canadian citizen or a legal resident of Canada on the day before you left Canada; and
• have resided in Canada for at least 20 years since the age of 18.

• lived in one of the countries with which Canada has established a social security agreement; or
• contributed to the social security system of one of the countries with which Canada has established a social security agreement.

Hello,

I Would appreciate any input regarding my inquiry, it is a little out of the norm, so any help is appreciated.

Im Currently a PR card holder, i was wondering if i was to work in the United stated, specifically Michigan on a J1 scholar visa (research assistant), while residing in Windsor and commuting daily, meaning i will sleep in Windsor and return to it daily.

Will those days count towards my 1095 days of physical presence in order to quality for Citizenship Grant ?

It's me again.. I apologize for so many questions.. If the custodial mother give an affidavit that the custody is with her.. Do my husband still need to fill up imm5604..

Dear Anna,

Me again.

I have reached out to my "employer" asking him to enquire directly with Canada Service but the latter confirmed quoting "Indeed an employer may validate the SIN number when the employee supplies the actual number and therefore able to validate it vis a vis Service Canada". So I am in an administrative "cul-de-sac" unable to retrieve directly my SIN with Canada Service and/or through my Employer. It seems I have no option but to wait another "x" weeks/months to have my PR card renewed by IRCC Nova Scotia then go to (re)apply for a SIN.


Best



Romain

hello

I want to know if student marry with a student what will be there further procedure if they both are on study permit in Canada.

Q1, Can they both continue there further study?
Q2,Can any one of them apply for and get work permit by leaving his/her study where is it?


VERY THANKFULL FOR YOUR TIM.

Hello.

We've just apply our PR for Ontario Canada.

We will be arriving on September 2018.

How long will I receive my PR CARD?

And what if, I arrived on september 2018.

Then I will just stay in Canada for 8months.

Then lived again in Philippines for 1-2yrs.


Will my PR status expires? Thank you

Hello Sahil,

Thank you for sharing your situation and question with us.

We can appreciate that you would be interested in this type of information.

You may want to contact the IRCC Call Centre directly to speak to a representative about your situation.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have further questions and if there is any follow up to your question/situation.

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Anna
Settlement.Org Content and Information/Referral Specialist, CIRS

Settlement.Org

Hi

Child was born in Canada. We are applying for Indian passport.

I know any one born in canada is the citizen of canada , but in this case, he does not have canadian passport.

When he travels to India and re-enters back to Canada , what documents are required upon re-entry or to board the plane.?

Can we get any travel permit etc and how?


Thank you,

• Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, need a valid Canadian passport. American-Canadians can travel with a valid Canadian or U.S. passport.

Hi,

My fiance's family paid a local lawyer to fill out his original study permit application.
We are about to apply for spousal sponsorship and so he pulled out the original docs to make sure it all matched.
Turns out the guys put complete lies under his family info. It has one who isnt a relative, his two sisters birthdays are decades wrong, and its missing lots of people.

What do we do? Keep it consistent even though its incorrect? Correct it? And, if we do offer an explanation or just hope its unnoticed?

Applying from within Canada. He's from an East African Country. Have about 2 months, getting married next month. Just had a baby and so we really dont want to risk anything going wrong :(.


Thank you!!

Hello,
I landed in Canada in March as a PR.

Everything was processed my maiden name up till I landed here.

My PR card is also in my maiden name which I have received. I changed my name in my Indian passport to my married name where we take our husbands first name as our middle name and his last name as our last name per Hindu traditions. But I am traveling to India in December. I have applied for a new PR replacement card following the name change on my Indian passport. I sent the application IM5444 along with copy of my current PR (which is under my maiden name) my marriage license (coming from the US) my copy of my new passport that reflects my name change, and other supporting documents. But those are the main ones.

Can you please provide me if they actually do accept those documents and change the name on the PR without going through any name change certificate which is stated by the Ontario government.

If in case, it doesn’t go through how can I Travel back from India to Canada if my PR card has my maiden name and my passport has my married name. I still have old passport with my maiden name attached to the new one but it is cancelled as I was issued a new passport.

For example: Aaaaa Bbbb cccc is my maiden name. My husband name is Ddddd eeeee fffff so I took his middle name and last name and now my new married name is Aaaaa Dddddd Ffffff. This is just an example.


Please help me with this.