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I assume you are in Canada right now. If you don't get the study permit by mail in 6 weeks, call IRCC (after the 6 weeks) and you will be issued a new one free of charge. Good Luck!

You can contact IRCC through the web form in the link below to ask for re-consideration if and only if there is a valid reason and the application is refused due to a mistake by the IRCC officer, otherwise, there is no point in doing so. There is no template for the inquiry, just fill out the...

Yes. Every candidate who is in the pool with submitted EE profile and CRS above the cut-off threshold at the time of the draw will get an ITA. For applicants with CRS points equal to the cut-off threshold, the tie-breaker rule will apply if any. Good Luck!

Don't worry, IRCC officers can figure this out. Also, TODAY and PRESENT mean the exact same thing as writing the date you signed the application, they don't mean the date the officer is reading your application. Good Luck!

Also keep in mind that you can't 'live' in Canada on a temporary visitor visa. There is also no guarantee that your application will be approved. To be approved, you will need to show strong ties to your home country (which I feel from your post that you don't have such ties). I hope your...

Only education you are claiming points for goes under Education section. Other education goes under Personal History section and you will not need to submit any documents for it. Good Luck!

Can the account be a joint account with parents? No. It has to be under your name, thus you will need a separate account. Good Luck!

1. Receiving an ITA doesn't give you the implied status. You become on implied status when you submit your PR and OWP applications after you receive an ITA. 2. You can't work (or stay) in Canada beyond the expiry of your current PGWP unless you become on implied status as mentioned in the...

What you did by sending a CSE is all what you can do. The good thing is that you have informed IRCC before they find out and contact you. So, you really don't have to worry as you were honest when you applied to the best of your knowledge. I am sure that all these unfortunate and unintentional...

I have already answered this question above. Yes, you can use Canadian visas on expired passports. Good Luck!

This is 100% wrong. Please ignore this answer. Your work experience and education don't have to be in the same field. Your job as a Software Developer will count as a valid work experience as long as it is paid and NOC 0, A, or B. In fact, this is clearly stated by IRCC as follows: Note: The...

If you moved to Canada before turning 18 and the sum of your visits to your home country (and/or any other country) is less than 6 months, then you will not need to submit any police certificates. When you receive an ITA, you only need to upload a letter of explanation in the Police Certificate...

No, you can't have two main NOCs at the same time (the system doesn't even have this option). You have to choose the NOC that best matches with your duties and responsibilities. Good Luck!

Yes, that is fine. In fact, the PR card is only for the airline to let you board your flight. You don't even need to show it when you arrive Canada. So, you will be fine as your PR is still valid and you don't need to validate anything. Good Luck!

That is correct. You need a police certificate from any country or territory that you have spent six months or more since July 12, 2003. Good Luck!

1. Passports + PR cards are sufficient. CoPR is the Confirmation of PR which is the long document you received from IRCC after your PR application approval. You don't need the CoPR if you have your PR cards, but you do want to keep them safe and don't lose them. 2. Yes. You are free to work in...

You are looking for the wrong way to come to Canada. Spousal sponsorship is for Permanent Residents and their spouses. What you are looking for is called Spouse Open Work Permit (link below) which is for you as a spouse of an International Student. So your questions are irrelevant to your case...

Not an issue at all. Congrats and Good Luck!

1. No. 2. Yes. 3. Yes. Good Luck!

You don't need to submit experience letter for jobs that are only listed under Personal History section. So, don't list your spouse's foreign work experience under Work History section and only list it under Personal History section. No letters will be required. Good Luck!