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Is there more to the refusal letter? Based on the information you have posted, it appears the ICT application was missing documentation / evidence and this is why it was refused. Is that letter the only evidence that was provided by the company to support the need for an ICT? If so, this...

There's always some chance of approval. I think what works in her favour is the fact that all of her kids are Canadian and living in Canada. The fact she returned to her home country in the early 90s works against her. Has she visited Canada at all since then? I would follow IRCC's instructions...

I don't know for sure. My guess is that they probably won't. I guess they might ask you for the details on why you were refused entry. If they do, I would keep it super factual, relatively short, and stay away from commenting on whether this treatment was or was not appropriate. e.g. I failed to...

There is in fact a process for requesting Canadian citizenship urgently. You still have to meet the residency obligation (which the OP does). But there's absolutely a way to request ugent processing. Up to IRCC if they accept your request for urgent processing. But the process exists...

You can use it as foreign work experience but not Canadian work experience.

The visit visa has nothing to do with the job offer. To find a job offer, you need to apply for jobs through sites such as LinkedIn and Indeed. You can also apply for jobs directly through company websites.

Read through "When you arrive in Canada" on the link below: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare-arrival.html

You don't need to have all of them. Two should be fine.

In-Country (in-land and port of entry) refugee claimants with official documentation confirming they have made a claim for refugee protection are eligible for Ontario Works effective the date they initiated their claim with an immigration officer. Official documentation includes: Refugee...

I'm not sure what you mean by this. The public policy ends on February 28th. IRCC can certainly extend that policy. They have made no announcement about this to date. If they make no announcement and/or do not extend the policy, then the previous rules will once again apply which require the...

Yes, your spouse can sponsor you for PR. No, this won't change anything regarding your protected person status.

If you want to come to Canada on a temporary work permit, then no English language test is required. If you want to apply to immigrate to Canada and become a PR, then the language test is mandatory regardless of where you were born. Yes, everyone from the UK has to do this.

Did you complete your diploma at conestoga? Were you awarded a diploma by this school?

You won't qualify for an open work permit until you have received the invitation for PR and submitted your complete application. If you want to switch employers while waiting for an invitation for PR, then you would need to find a new employer who is willing to give you a job offer and then...

You are answering one ore more questions incorrectly in your EE profile. Impossible for any of us to say which question(s) that might be. Re-read all of the questions again and your answers. If you can't find the one you answered incorrectly, then you'll need to post the questions and each of...

No, it's 3 out of the last 5 years. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility.html

You have no choice but to disclose the US refusal. Yes, Canada and the US share information and Canada will find out anyway if you try to hide it. If you try to hide it, you will also be risking a 5 year misrepresentation ban from Canada. The Canadian eTA can certainly still be approved, even...

You can't submit multiple PGWP applications at one time. That is not possible. If your first PGWP application is refused, then you can try requesting reconsideration or try applying again (if you still have time to do that) or try appealing the decision with the help of a lawyer. If you are...

No one can answer the question regarding whether your PGWP will be approved or not. Technically you do not meet the requirements since you were part time for two semesters. But we sometimes see IRCC make exceptions on a case by case basis. You should include a letter explaining the situation -...

Yes