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IMO those schools are fine and the degrees are valuable. Just stay away from University Canada West and other similar private universities.

When does your PR card expire? You can apply to renew your PR card up to 9 months before your current PR card expires. Yes, you can apply for citizenship from outside of Canada if you meet the 1095 day residency requirement. If you do not become a citizen then you must continue to live in...

It's not clear what you are asking. FYI - This isn't a government website and no one here has access to your application.

Yes

To the best of my knowledge, UAE doesn't accept RTDs. You would need to meet in another country that is not your wife's country of persecution / home country.

If less than 50% of your program was completed from within Canada, then you don't meet the requirements to get PR through the BC PNP international post-graduate program. You will have to find another program through which to apply for PR that doesn't have this requirement / restriction.

Again, no. Not sure why you are posting again if your question was already answered.

If restoration is approved, then you can apply for an OWP. Otherwise you have to wait until AIP.

No, time spent in Canada before PR cannot be counted towards your PR residency requirement.

It's pretty rare for GSS applications to be processed in 2 weeks these days. IRCC itself says that most applications are taking longer than two weeks right now due to application volumes. Be prepared for a wait of a few months - although you may get lucky of course and get a response sooner. The...

Yes - they can keep their PR status. No - they do not need to alert immigration to the break up.

New case: https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/fct/doc/2023/2023fc239/2023fc239.html

You need to apply for jobs through job sites such as Indeed and LinkedIn. There are no fees you should be paying the employer. If someone is asking you to pay money in exchange for a job, then you should assume it is a scam.

Then you can start counting after you become a PR. Time before you became a PR can only be counted towards citizenship if you are physically in Canada on a work permit, study permit or other temporary visa.

To answer your question, assuming your spouse is a federal public servant, you can count time after you became a PR (not before).

Is your spouse a Canadian federal public servant working outside of Canada?

It's 100% fake and a scam. Do not give them any money.

Yes, really. They are confusing the residency requirements for citizenship and PR. Citizenship allows you to count days before you became a PR. The PR residency requirement does not allow this.

Was it a PR card renewal?

There are no government officials here. Unfortunately no one here can consider your request or grant your visa. The link to the official government website is below. This site gives you information on how the refugee process works in Canada...