if a person has clear all procedure for immigration to canada accept visa stamping , and he had filed the same
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and he has filed the same.........would you care to finish the question?....sorry pal..can't help you here if you do not clarify your question........
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what i know is if a person has a case in court he is supposed to be available for the hearing. a hold departure order may be filed if there is a tendency for the person to go out of the country.
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I'm with the Canadian government.And the rule is you got to go back to your home country and reapply
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Canada recognizes dual citizenship.  Try them.
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You go to see the Canadian Consul in your country and he/she will give you all the information.
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As regard the procedure, you should get it typed on a stamp paper and get it notarised (no need to paste postal stamps).  As far as the contents of the affidavits visit the following link :\n\nhttp://passport.bom.nic.in
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http://www.gov.on.ca Look under the immigration section
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Not really.  Visas are issued based upon the law.  The law is applied uniformly in every Embassy or Consulate in the world.
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I am afraid it is YES for both the countries. The VISA officers are going to closely observe this and better scores does influnce thier decision favorably. And to a very large extent the requirement for Canada is around 7.5+ on a scale of 9.0.
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You need to see an Immigration Lawyer.\nIf you don't have money, call the Immigration, and ask them about the procedure, or you can go on their website.
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Yes.  If the applicant has an approved waiver for a refusal for fraud from one category of immigrant visa, that waiver can be used to successfully apply for an immigrant visa in a different category.
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Apply for a working visa as a lawyer in order to work in Canada.
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That would depend on the type of VISA. IF the visa had your PICTURE on it. Then perhaps.\n\nHowever the reason that none of the other forms of valid identification are acceptable is simple. None of them have a recent photo. And to enter a bar in Canada, thats is what you need (if you are carded).\n\nI don't know about Ontario, but I know in New Brunswick you CAN purchase a photo ID card (in case you don't have/want a driver's license)
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Go to the Canadian Immigration website (CIC), read the information there, download the application forms and complete them.  The website has all the info you need.
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Check with an immigration lawyer. If you do something wrong it can ruin your chances of permanent residence and citizenship.
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If it is a multiple entry Visa, yes.  If not, no.
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I would say that anyone considering immigrating to another country should consult an attorney that is familiar with the immigration laws in that country. That way they will know exactly what needs to be done and prevents a lot of wasted time running around trying to figure things out. I've seen ads for several Canadian attorneys that specialize in this area.