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Thank you very much.

I was wondering if I would need to show tax returns for the sponsorship, because I did a soft landing and didn't file my taxes. Many Thanks.

Thank you for the swift response.

I would suggest that you look into express entry federal skilled worker, if you're under 30 years of age, have a master's degree and are confident you could get good scores on IELTS. Please keep in mind that this is the most straightforward pathway, there are hundreds of immigration pathways...

Hello guys, I'm a recent PR via FSW EE, less than 6 months. Planning on getting married soon. Question is, would me being a recent PR hinder me from sponsoring my wife? Thanks. I'm assuming the 5 year ban only applies to those that became PRs via family sponsorship.

I only know M J Fox, knowing these individuals won't give you points... Focus on the things that do We have seen people learn french from scratch and get B1 and B2s in a matter of months, aim for NCLC 7 and you have 50 extra points

@mushymush Congrats on your PPR!!! 6 weeks is just WOW!! Ottawa is a great place, expensive but great, I suggest buying your electronics from the US. I have seen some parts of it, and I'll be more than happy to share my experience. I was fortunate to have stayed at a friend's in the heart of it...

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Since there is a high incidence of TB and other lung diseases, I don't think that they will extend medicals for most high disease burden countries. If it doesn't hurt you much financially to get the medicals, then go for upfront and upload via a webform (if you know your VO). But kim that the...

I'm not 100% sure, but countries that comprise the 5 eyes, share information very readily, but not sure if biometrics would be included. Their website says if you're a national of any other country, you'll have to give biometrics. I'd prepare for being given a BIL.

Check the fee you paid when you got your AOR. Biometrics cost ~85$. I assume you just paid all the fees at once, the RPRF (Right of Permanent Residence fee), Biometrics and the Permanent Resident Application Fee, total should be ~1,500$.

When you apply and send your documents, that is considered an acceptance of invitation, if there is such a thing, lol. Welcome to post-ITA stress, buckle up, coz after sending in your application, there will be pre-PPR anxiety and finally post-landing everyday worry, ;-) Congrats guys!!!

Or find someone that can lean on them...

Was there nepotism involved? I mean if you called their BS on the first go, why would they double down? Maybe I'm missing some cultural context...

I didn't think that Asians would be so racist towards divisions of Caucasians, "you are not presentable" just cause you're not Scandinavian is not a good look for anyone....

Your salary will be mentioned in the reference letter along with the hours work and etc... As long as there is regularity in the amounts credited, they'll figure it out. What's most important, imo, is the fact that the money truly is yours and not borrowed, so you won't be a problem when you land...

There is no hard and fast rule when it comes to document submission, I would recommend that you separate the two work experiences and send them separately. So, option 1.

A shaved guy from Russia, nothing to worry there...lol Very interesting points, funny enough it's the people that talk the most about tolerance that are the most intolerant of differing views. I get it, it's their country and we're trying to assimilate, but getting cancelled just cause the...

Yes I'm FSW, and I thought the same with regard to it being a federal thing. Thanks for confirming they don't ask for addresses.

Good to see, shocking too, but happy for the lucky lass/lad.