AMA — 15-question seed list for a live AMA

A list of 15 well-shaped audience questions for a live AMA (LinkedIn Live / IG Live / WhatsApp Community Q&A), pre-vetted so they don't trigger CICC violations live.

CA · Canada

Generate 15 questions for a live AMA on "[AMA_TOPIC]". Audience: [AUDIENCE_SEGMENT]. Each question must be: • Specific enough that the answer is 1-3 minutes of speaking, NOT a 30-second deflection. • Phrased the way a real applicant in [AUDIENCE_SEGMENT] would phrase it (Indian-English fine, code-switched is fine). • Pre-vetted to NOT trigger CICC §44-46 violations when answered live — the answer should not require the RCIC to make any outcome guarantee. Output structure — 5 in each of 3 buckets: ## Bucket A — Eligibility (5 questions) Q1-Q5: profile-specific eligibility questions. Each must reference a concrete factor (CRS, NOC, age, language band, study duration, work hours, dependent count, prior refusals, criminal record query). ## Bucket B — Process / timeline (5 questions) Q6-Q10: "how long", "what's the order", "what happens if I'm out of status" type questions. Each must reference a specific IRCC form, portal, or processing step. ## Bucket C — Edge cases / common pain points (5 questions) Q11-Q15: "I'm in this messy situation" type questions. Each must describe a specific complication (PR card expiry while abroad, study permit gap, PGWP-ineligible program, prior refusal, spousal open work permit limbo). After each question, add a short [HOW TO ANSWER] line (15-30 words) — the RCIC's compliance-safe framing of the answer. Examples: [HOW TO ANSWER]: "Walk through the IRPR rule, name the form, and end with 'run your specific timeline past an RCIC.' Never give a probability." AVOID this list of questions (do NOT generate them): [BANNED_QUESTIONS_SAMPLE] CICC §44-46 — when phrasing the [HOW TO ANSWER] line: • Never use "guaranteed", "100%", "we'll get you approved". • Always direct to a 1:1 review for case-specific advice. • Never invite a question whose only honest answer is "yes, we can guarantee that". End with: "— DRAFT — for RCIC review. Review each [HOW TO ANSWER] line for CICC compliance before going live. Have a moderator pre-screen audience-typed questions; have a polite deflection ready for any banned-pattern questions."