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They may need to reapply. Recommend you read through discussions in the Visitors section of the forum. Also look for IRCC's announcement regarding applications after September 7th. The Visitors section of the forum has a big thread focused on this.

OP's score is too low for the OINP Tech Stream.

Yes, this means that after marriage you sponsor her for PR although she doesn't have status in Canada. Sometimes there are situations where CBSA makes someone leave. However these instances aren't that frequent. So it's a risk but I would say not a big one. In making this statement, I'm...

Her PR application has gone to secondary review since she didn't meet the residency obligation when she applied. It's a shame she didn't wait 2 years after arriving in Canada to apply for a new PR card. But what's done is done. At this point she really shouldn't leave Canada. The best option...

This is normal. Read through the posts in the Express Entry section of the forum. In terms of what can be done, unfortunately just waiting.

You are responding to a post that is over 2.5 years old.

Note that you need to have at least one year of full time and paid work experience in a skilled occupation in order to qualify to immigrate to Canada. If you are a new graduate with no work experience, then you unfortunately will not qualify.

The Express Entry program is a popular way of immigrating to Canada. I would recommend you start by researching this program. This is a points-based program where those with the most points are selected for PR. You want to aim for 470+ points to have a good chance of being selected. More...

Look through NOC C codes related to customer support, etc. It's definitely NOC C based on the job duties you've provided.

It will be more difficult to be approved. If it's an arranged marriage, IRCC generally expects that other normal traditions are followed such as the full wedding.

I don't have any actual (real, fact based) insights or information about this. However IMO you have been screwed over by the fact that IRCC put in a policy to stop what they have perceived as abuse of the process by previous applicants - although your situation is extremely different. Meaning...

It's not a managerial role. It's NOC C skill level. Have a look at 1524.

As long as you answered all questions in the eTA application truthfully, then yes. There is a question regarding about whether you've ever been ordered to leave a country. As long as you said yes to that question, you are good to go.

Approximately 12 months after IRCC receives your complete application.

If her visa expired over a year ago, then it's too late to restore or extend her status now and marriage to you won't change this fact. You will need to sponsor her for PR while she is out of status in Canada. Her status cannot be fixed before sponsorship. Her status will only be fixed once...

No, it won't be. They will need to take a second test on arrival in the US in order to be able to enter Canada. It needs to be a molecular test. So they will want to take that test as soon as they land in the US and will then need to wait in the US for the results to become available before...

You need to show a valid passport as well. No, you do not need to inform IRCC that you have a new passport.

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Research the Express Entry program. This is a popular program for immigrating. No one here can sponsor you. You will need to qualify on your own based on your education levels, work experience, age, funds available to settle yourself in Canada and other factors...

Then turn down the nomination. Problem solved.