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by your logic every nomination certificate would be invalid, so no, you're fine.

Oh no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You won't be replying whatever shall I do. Oh wait, I won't be engaging with a dimwit, great!

Why don't you actually take the effort to read my signature before asking dumb questions? I have passports/pr cards to 2 x first world countries. Love you think I'm stupid and making shit up. I've gone through drama like this before. Of course women can allege stuff, but to convert that...

If I'm naive then why did you come here? Why not just stay back in your home country? Canada is a place where you can largely trust things to go smoothly and for the rule of law to operate as intended. If you don't think that's the case feel free to go back to where you came from if you think...

Not in Canada man, rule of law etc. We aren't the wild wild west with this stuff. Police have to provide a significant amount of proof and women can't just convince a judge by crying in court.

If you don't know that weed is a legal substance in Canada and has no bearing on your medical exam, you don't have enough intelligence to go beyond a minimum wage job and don't deserve to move/live here. This is a completely separate matter to say, if you were caught driving under the influence...

those are operational secrets - they don't tell you lol. they just know. they have program integrity units built to investigate this kind of stuff. So you got a PR card and then immediately left? How long did you look for a job. By the sounds of it it seems it's a convenient excuse and no...

yeah that's potentially fraud because the timing of it suggests you abused the province's PNP program for easy PR. you signed a schedule 4 doc in your PNP application declaring your intention to reside in the nominating province - but failed to do so. the provinces have various detection...

There is no value in notarizing. Why are people finding it so hard to get their head around this? Notarizing only reflects the witnessing of a document being signed. You can notarize a reference letter all you want, the contents of it can still be an utter and complete lie.

Jesus Christ dude - just upload the digital copy. There's a freaking QR code in there for an immigration officer to check its authenticity - they KNOW what to look for. How are you guys so well educated but unable to realize that a physical certificate becomes digital once scanned? ‍♂️

What do you mean free sponsorship? Who do you think you are that you deserve it for free? The entitlement from some of these people is horrendous - this country gives immigrants everything that they work for but then we have people like you who want it for free.

I think you'll have a miserable life in Sudbury tbh. It is probably the most depressing Canadian city I've been to, but hey it's probably better than whatever shithole you come from. https://investsudbury.ca/why-sudbury/newcomers/rnip/ "Draws will occur on a regular basis throughout the year...

Yeah I lol'd the guy has no idea what he's talking about. Why would IRCC want to know your address after you get your PR card lol? It only matters again during citizenship.

Please don't tag legalfalcon unless it's a life or death issue. We have already answered this for you - you have rights to work anywhere you please under the charter. As long as there was no intent to misrepresent in your application and your circumstances changed later, then it's fine. Now move on.

You're fine to move - the charter generally protects you by giving the right to earn a living wherever you find the opportunity to do so in Canada.

Not sure why - you're creating your fear in your head. You're a tax resident of Canada and are entitled to trade stocks in an unregistered account, earn interest, buy certain types of housing etc.

TFSAs are designed to be a long-term investing structure. If you day trade in your TFSA then the CRA may interpret this as operating a business and tax you on your capital gains -...

If your company got an LMIA approved then why are you asking us for help? They clearly know what to do - and it's something that a company (typically an HR person) does in conjunction with a migration consultant anyway. Also the way your post is written... what do you need 2 more people from...

This is a Canadian visa forum. Green cards are for American permanent residents.

Needs to be hung.