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Is your sibling and partner alive? If so, under IRCC rules it is considered an adoption of convenience. You may be able to legally adopt the child in country of birth but doesn’t mean that child can come to Canada. You can be the legal parents in country of birth and support child from that country.

May want to ask on a US immigration forum

You can apply for your spouse and child at the same time. Show funds especially for daycare, ties to home country for spouse and child. It can take several months to process, so you may want to go ahead and get settled. How were you planning to work and take your child, if spouse was not coming...

So check the OINP draws and see if your NOC is selected. Most NOCs selected are in trades, healthcare, tech. If you hired a lawyer then the lawyer should know since you are paying that person.

So you say if you apply? You don’t have an EE profile selecting Alberta? It is also based on whether your NOC is selected too. So no one can tell you your chances. That 25% allocation has been place for all of 2023.

Spend 20 minutes of your own time doing the research. Don’t rely on a volunteer forum to do the work for you. If you are just looking for the school with lowest deposit then you are not looking for the best school to advance your education and career. In the time you have posted, you could have...

No one here is going to go on university sites for you and check the deposit fee and cross reference the IELTS score. And did you even go on the UNB site or just relied on Reddit. Pick 5 schools in the Atlantic region. It doesn’t take long - 15 to 20 minutes to google and look up the schools...

So your wife and child have US visas too? You are the main applicant and your spouse/child are dependants so you can show the same funds for each application. Property documents aren’t funds but are ties to return if income property.

You have to do your own research based on your own profile. All schools have a non refundable deposit. We are volunteers so will not do it for you, and don’t know your profile. Pick a public DLI. If you don’t want to do the research, hire a licensed immigraition consultant.

Not necessarily. I said “exchange” so read the Ontario licensing requirements for exchanging your Alberta license. Assume you are a resident of Ontario.

Do some research. No one can tell you.

OP’s parents replied to the PFL with new bank statements but were notified by IRCC that theIr response was refused so banned.

What province do you live in? You exchange your license for an Ontario one if living and working in Ontario.

You both will get COPR once PR application is approved, not before. Processing depends on whether through Express Entry or not. IRCC posts processing times which give an estimate.

All the best. Your sister may want to consult with an immigration lawyer/consultant on the advice given. This is just a volunteer forum. In the meantime, she needs to find a daycare/caregiver over the next few years.

You can apply for study permit but you must pay first year tuition and show a minimum of $20k. Scholarships and bursaries are through the schools so you need to contact the schools. You are not eligible for provincial loans. Ask your bank. You need to select a program that advances your...

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You need an approved LMIA.

This is not a government forum. To claim asylum in Canada, you need to be in Canada.

Do some research. Pick the school that advancement your career and education, not lowest deposit. You know that you have to pay first year tuition to apply for a study permit. IELTS 6 in all bands is okay.