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Change your lawyer immediately.

It’s really annoying. He must be mentally ill person. The only thing we can do is reporting this the to the admin.

I agree with you. If you see some crap like he is posting over here just report that to the moderator.

Thanks "alumani". I thought there was "something" I didn't know about.

If you already received your AOR and your old WP expires in less than 4 months apply for BOWP. You don't need any LMO.

Could you please explain how will taking vacations help him in his case? Because his work permit ends in two weeks and vacations can't postpone this process. Maybe there's something I miss.

Hi "siri". Firs of all let me congratulate you. Regarding your query. Inform CIC about your new situation and send them a copy of the birth certificate of your daughter when you get it (your daughter is canadian now). No need to add her to your application.

Place where you're applying from has nothing to do with the processing time.

Hi Raj. Why would you need a pre-appintment with CBSA at the border afrer landing (flagopolling)?

Don't worry buddy. Move now if you need to and notify CIC later on (when you get your AOR) about your new address.

No you don't need to submit RCMP. Submit one when you're asked to do so.

Sorry to say that, but you can't assume to be 100% eligible for PR. There were applicants on this forum before with the same employer, doing the same job, having the same job letter and one was approved and anotherone refused. All depends on the VO. Fingers crossed.

You will get your first PR card without filling any application (no need to bring photos). PR card applications are just for card renewal.

There might also be a chance that somebody doesn't pass medicals.

Don't bother with those (first entry, last entry) dates. Only mistakes in major things are important (name, DOB, etc). So go for landing. It'll be done without any problem.

You're correct. If I were you, I would take undergraduate degree from some average ranked university and later (if you feel like it) finished my masters in some top ranked university. But again, only an experience from good reputable company will give you big advantage in finding a good job in...

As "orebaron" above says. The most important thing to get a good job here in Canada is your experience. Of course to have a degree from high rank Canadian university is always good. Personally I would enroll to the high rank university (just for personal reasons), but again it will not give you...

Personally I don’t think that really matters which Canadian university you get your Maters degree from, (if you’re going to apply for a job in Canada), unless you have your Masters from a top world ranking universities.

I'm not sure if you get an answer from "Andy". You've posted your question in the old thred (check the dates).

From Nov 15, 2013.