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I don't remember what I filled, I do know I follow the Guide by the letter so fill in whatever it says. For your other doubt, I don't understand why people missinterpret things, IMM 0008 is the application for PERMANENT RESIDENCE, not for CSQ hence you fill in the office where you're applying...

There's never a 100% certainty that she or anyone else (except Canadians) to be allowed in. She will have no problems nor issues whatsoever, best she can do is have a proof of ties to the US and that's it. If she passes immigration, she can leave the airport and go wherever within the borders of...

Hi, For those coming to Quebec without learning French, let me tell you it's not a good idea. Outside of Montreal, you won't find much people speaking English much less another language. If you have an interview, it will likely be in French, if you somehow make it without one, you will still...

Hi, I see that a couple of more people have applied from Central America, I got my PR card yesterday so my thing is done till I ask for citizenship. Gigab, you should be getting your visa by next month if you haven't gotten it yet. I'm more than glad to answer questions, just that sometimes it...

So let me get this straight, you meet the residence requirement (2 years) and you will stay in Canada for 2 more years, right? Why not get citizenship and then you can go to your home country and do your studies there for 5 years and come back to Canada with a canadian passport without issue...

How about using it? visit Canada, have your PR card sent to you to your country of origin and keep doing what you're doing till your employer calls you back to Canada or just use it and look for a job while in Canada.

Here you go, it seems I miss-remembered the daughter part wrong, but the rest is as I remembered...

A GC holder can't be outside of the US for more than 365 days or else he/she/it loses PR status in the US. I think that's what princess is referring to since it seems she has been in Canada for over a year or will stay in Canada for more than a year.

Well, would you be working/studying in China during those months? If you're working/studying there, it can be constructed as her accompanying you since you'd actually have a reason to be in China outside of your wife. I read a similar case where a Canadian PR moved to the US with her family and...

I used my local consulate at San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Procedure for Carta de antecedentes registrales is this: http://portal.sre.gob.mx/sanpedrosula/index.php?option=displaypage&Itemid=171&op=page&SubMenu=

Congratulations! Nice to know everything went ok despite the circumstances.

You don't lose your PR if you divorce after landing. You can only lose your PR if you do not meet the requirements of living 2 years out of 5 or be convicted of a serious crime. And no, divorcing your canadian wife isn't a crime.

Like Susana already said, most of us had CIC Mexico ask for the antecedentes on our instead and CIC Mexico got them for our respectives CICs, antecedentes never reached our hands. I know you have asked your CHC office already (have you faxed them?) and unfortunately there's no much else to do...

Yes, I had a letter from the Mexican consulate. It is possible that once CIC Mexico obtained my documentation, they wrote a letter themselves, but I do not know this for sure.

Go try, there isn't anything in the manuals covering your situation so the immigration officers should allow them to become PR since your husband (the principal applicant) landed before.

They probably meant CIC Mexico. After obtaining the documents from the Mexican consulate, I sent them to CIC Mexico (my processing CIC was a different one) and they retrieved it from PGR on my behalf. CIC Mexico then sent it to my processing CIC so I never saw it. Be sure to include your file...

I would suppose that if it's regulated, something like a diploma would be relevant. Checking just now, it's regulated in the provinces of Alberta and Quebec but I do not know the specifics of what is needed, if you planned Toronto or Vancouver as your destination then there's no worry about your...

1. Your job designation doesn't matter, what matters is what you do so if your current job matches the responsibilities of a Heavy Equipment Mechanic (NOC 7312) then you have no trouble applying. 2. See answer #1 3. Yes there is, you not only have to meet the criteria for NOC 7312, you also have...

In my case, the Mexican consulate typed the letter asking the PGR director for that document, I typed up the letter requesting the Mexican consulate to help me obtaining the document. Try approaching your local Mexican consulate/embassy if you can't wait for CHC to respond. They may or may not help.

Did you send an email to them? When I was asked for mine, as I explained, I had specific instructions where I was asked to go to the local Mexican Consulate and ask them for it. It turns out the Mexican consulate does not get the "carta de antecedentes registrales" for you, however, they write...