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As per IRCC: You can earn 15 additional points if you (or your spouse or common-law partner who will come with you to Canada) have a brother or sister who is: living in Canada and a citizen or permanent resident of Canada So, both conditions have to apply to get the points. That is, she has to...

No. You are a PR regardless of your PR card expiry date. Good Luck!

1. You will enter anyway, however, there is always a possibility to be reported if you don't/can't meet the RO. 2. You don't have to have a valid PR card to stay in Canada. So, wait to meet your RO, then apply to renew your PR card. Don't attempt to renew the PR card without meeting the RO. BTW...

Nope. As per point 1 in the link you shared, you need to work for at least 1 year for that employer before you claim the job offer points. 1. have been working full-time for the employer on your work permit for at least one year (or an equal amount of part-time work) So, your offer doesn't...

'Girlfriend' is not a legal status. So, since you are not common law and not married, you can't 'bring' her to Canada using your PGWP. You can't add her to your PR application when you apply either. If she wants to visit/study in Canada, she may apply for a visitor/student visa on her own. Good...

An IRCC officer has the right to ask for an interview if he/she may have any doubts. So, if your work experience and job offer are legit and can be proven by the required documents, you shouldn't be worried. Good Luck!

You can't apply for TRP without applying for the TRV. As per IRCC: You should submit an application for a temporary resident visa along with supporting documents to explain why you are inadmissible and why it may be justified for you to enter Canada. Good Luck! link...

No issues as long as your permit is valid when you return to Canada. Good Luck!

1. You can use any mailing service you want, Canada Post, FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc. 2. Self-addressed envelopes will not be accepted means don't include a return envelope with your application as it will not be accepted. 3. The FBI will use USPS mail to send the report to you in Canada. Good Luck!

No, that's fine, you can have both Work Permit and PR applications at the same time. Good Luck!

You can't stay in Canada after the expiry of your work permit unless: 1. you apply to change your status to a visitor/student before the expiry of your work permit.. 2. you are lucky by getting an ITA and submitting both the PR and Bridging OWP applications before the expiry of your work permit...

No to both questions. Good Luck!

Yes.

The issue will be with the airline not Canada. Many airlines will not allow you to board your flight if your passport is not valid for at least 6 months. So, contact your airline company and check with them. I would recommend you to renew your passport regardless. The visa stamp on your current...

If the two police certificates were obtained after you last lived (in other words, after you left) in the two countries, then you they are still valid. If you lived in these two countries even for 1 day after the issue date of the police certificates, then you will need updated police...

You may try contacting IRCC through the web form in the link below to apologize for and explain about the unintentional mistake and upload the correct form. You should send that enquiry asap before your application gets rejected for being incomplete. Good Luck! IRCC web form...

You have already written what details you should include: I was initially rejected in my first attempt at getting a study permit (insert application number and date here) as the officer was not convinced that I was a genuine student and was not satisfied that I would leave Canada at the end of...

Yes. Good Luck!

See my responses in-line. Good Luck!