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They are not "easily" getting PR. CLB levels of 9 and more in all language abilities lead to points in both the skills transferability section as well as in the language points section. All else equal, such candidates will have more points than a candidate who does not have CLB 9. This means...

Hi all, I’m hoping someone can clarify a tax-related issue I’m having. Essentially, I will come to Canada shortly to activate my PR, but I have to finish a business project in my home country before moving permanently. I would like to avoid becoming a Canadian resident for tax purposes before...

About four weeks after you send them the passport.

Neither a translation of stamps nor uploading an old passport is required.

Why do you post if you have no idea what you're talking about? You're just confusing people.

An invalid passport does not need to be included on your EE profile. Your current passport is sufficient.

If the old one is invalid now, remove it.

The maximum amount of CRS points is obtained with three years or more. For FSW eligibility purposes, you can get maximum points for six years or more. That's why it is included in the questionnaire.

Get the police records, obviously. CIC acknowledge that this wasn't the rule then by asking you to submit them. They have every right to ask for additional documents if they think it's warranted. Conversely, if this had been the rule back then and you hadn't submitted it, they would have...

This has been asked a million times. The answer is still no.

You will have to contact them and ask them to transfer the nomination.

Wait - you listed your brother in law's and mother in law's travels in the travel history section? And you or your spouse never traveled to the US? If so, you filled in the form incorrectly. You should only list travels of your immediate family members, I.e. you, your spouse and kids. That's...

No.

Since it was your mistake, it is unlikely they will reopen your case. Wait for the next ITA.

For Express Entry, your job offer must be in a skilled job: NOC classes 0, A or B only.

Expired documents are useless. National ID documents are not needed. Just include your passport - that's all you need.

Fill in the questions in this post: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/profile-ineligible-post-here-t416165.0.html

You must submit your application before your test results expire. Test results are okay to expire after AOR, but not before.

No points for unfinished degrees.