1. • CommentAuthorRav
   • CommentTimeMar 17th 2008 edited

    
   If someone is living in canada with expired status , he/she is in non compliance with the act. Non-Compliance is not as serious as Inadmissibility .
   
   Non-compliance: means you directly or indirectly failed to satisfy the requirements of the Act or Regulations. Some examples are as follows:
   
   you were not examined when you entered Canada;
   you did not obtain a temporary resident visa (TRV);
   your visa expired before you entered Canada;
   you did not have a passport or it expired before you entered Canada;
   you overstayed your period of authorized stay; or
   you worked or studied without authorization (a permit).
   
   Usually most of the non-compliance issues are resolved automatically over a specified period of time . Example 6 months or so. You can again apply to enter canada from your home country after specified time has passed .
2. • CommentAuthorGuest
   • CommentTimeMar 23rd 2008

    
   Hi There,
   
   
   I'm wonder if you can help me out & how much is your cost?
   
   Please let me know then I can explain you my case, I'm a mexican citizen trying to study (BCIT) but my study permit was denied.
   The problem is related to I stayed in Canada more than 6 months (I didn't leave the country on time).
   
   So I have re-apply
   
   
   Mike
3. • CommentAuthorRav
   • CommentTimeMar 23rd 2008

    
   if you over-stayed in canada then its an issue of non-compliance. Non-compliance issue is automatically solved after some duration of time has passed . usually 6 months. So you can reapply after 6 months .
4. • CommentAuthorJAMALVA2
   • CommentTimeAug 20th 2008

    
   hi there....i came to canada in Aug 2004..im still residing with my mom bcus she is a PR and her hsuband is a citizen...they both sponsored me since then and i still havnt be accepted...when i came here my stay wasnt extended ..im not allowed to have a work nor study permint and its very frustrating a...ive been told that ill probably hav eto wait another three yrs b4 the first stage of approval...is there anything i can do??
5. • CommentAuthorGuest
   • CommentTimeAug 25th 2008

    
   you can try for TRP , if you can prove a very valid ground for your stay in canada. Temporary Resident Permit [TRP} can be extended upto 3 yrs.
6. • CommentAuthorJAMALVA2
   • CommentTimeAug 29th 2008

    
   thnk u..what is the best way to go about applying for TRP?
7. • CommentAuthorPAOLA
   • CommentTimeSep 4th 2008

    
   I am venezuelan profesional interior desing diploma holder. I am on my second visitor visa extension which expires on sep 30. My friend says he could employ me at his kitchen desing studio which is my field if I can get a work permit?
   
   Any advise?
   
   thank you
8. • CommentAuthorGuest
   • CommentTimeSep 7th 2008

    
   Few types of work-permits don't need LMO but in your case you would need HRDSC LMO [Laboour market Opinion] for the job offer . For that you need to apply in advance .
9. • CommentAuthorGuest
   • CommentTimeSep 7th 2008

    
   Hi JAMALVA2 ,
   Please visit :- http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/information/applications/guides/5554E3.asp for more information on how to apply for TRP [temporary resident permit] .
10. • CommentAuthorpmathurin
    • CommentTimeDec 22nd 2008

     
    Hi there i am an illegal immigrant living and working in Canada sad of me to be saying so, but i would like to fix all this and get my self back on track.. My girlfriend and i have been speaking about it for months now and i need to take steps now.. She is Canadian is there any way that she can make thing easy for me as for me getting any sort of papers or stay.. Cause i would love to take her to visit my homeland someday.. she is just so afraid that they will ask me to leave the country if i do take the step and apply.. Whatever help that you can assist me with will be grateful and appreciated... thanks and happy holidays to your and the rest of your staff, also your family..

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