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If your relative applies for a PRTD and does not meet the residence requirement it is very likely her status will be revoked.

Yes, she could be refused entry and have her PR status revoked. Unfortunately I cannot give any odds of that happening. My understanding is that it is up to the person reviewing her case. So it's a bit of a crapshoot. But the alternative is to renounce PR and apply again.

Also, if those driver's licenses are "enhanced" then they substitute for passports.

So they have to let you in as long as you prove you are all American. The passport requirement is for everyone else, and for flying. But it's really better to have the passport because that way you will avoid delays.

Well, if you can someone get her a job in Canada, or she can get a visitor visa to Canada, then that would be the best option. But if she can't, even just eloping to Japan or something might be better. She could return to work in Korea while the application is being processed. You would be...

Yes, email is usually the only form of communication allowed. Have you thought about traveling to another country where the two of you can marry and get a proper marriage certificate?

You should contact the Canadian Embassy is Seoul to see if they will accept the Marriage Registration. You are correct that if the only reason she is coming to Canada is to marry you, she would be rejected. But she's married to you already, isn't she? Also, if the only reason to come is to get...

It might be.

No, sorry. I am speaking to someone on Facebook about this problem too. IRCC promised in-Canada biometrics locations by 2019, but I have yet to find a page on their site that says when they're opening and where they'll be located. Sorry about that.

Yeah, one of the main concerns IRCC has with temporary residents (visitors, people on study permits and work permits) is overstaying. Prior to Trump's election, Canada's illegal immigration problem was basically only those who overstay. So the burden then falls on the applicant to prove they...

Do you think walking into an IRCC office without an appointment and asking if you have status is a safe thing to do?

So if the program is less than 6 months you may be able to attend school on a temporary resident visa (TRV) but convincing IRCC that you are coming to attend truck driver school and then leaving the country immediately after might be a tall order.

They're not so much mistakes as omissions or corrections to be made.

You should give it a try.

Okay, then I guess you can flagpole for it. This is fairly obscure so it's possible that the CBSA (border) official will not be aware of the rule. In addition to your documentation about your qualifications you might want to bring a copy of these pages.

That is news to me. I don't see it in the list: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/eligibility/open.html#LMIA But perhaps I'm missing something. Are you not eligible for IEC...

Is your boyfriend here on IEC, is that why the work permit is open?

Yes. If she can get a visa to the United States she can fly to an airport near Canada. If you are in Canada you can drive down there to pick her up. She'll need her COPR or Record of Landing to try to enter. Note: there is a risk she could lose her status when attempting to enter Canada.

So you entered as a visitor? How long have you been here? Is your husband also here on a visitor visa?

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