IMM 1294 — Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada
To apply for a study permit from abroad, after being accepted by a school.
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To apply for a study permit from abroad, after being accepted by a school.
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The main form to apply for a visitor visa to Canada from outside the country.
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To solemnly declare a common-law relationship as part of an immigration application.
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To appoint (or cancel) the person who represents you with IRCC.
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Questionnaire completed by the sponsor and the sponsored person in a spousal or partner sponsorship application.
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Details on your parents, spouse or partner and children, required with several temporary residence applications.
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Family information form used in some IRCC programs; check which one your program requires.
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For newcomers: apply for the GST/HST credit for the year you became a resident of Canada.
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To ask the CRA to cancel or waive penalties and interest because of extraordinary circumstances, financial hardship or CRA error.
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To apply for the Canada child benefit and related provincial or territorial programs.
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To calculate eligible moving expenses when you move for work or studies.
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To ask for less tax to be withheld from your pay, for example if you make deductible contributions or support payments.
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To report self-employment income and expenses with your income tax return.
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To apply for the disability tax credit: one part is completed by you, the other by a medical practitioner.
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The form your employer or payer uses to work out how much tax to deduct from your pay.
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