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Have they done any work for you? Did you sign any contract with them? If not, ignore them/block their calls, and concentrate on the application you are doing yourself.

You need to fill in all the necessary information in your Job Bank profile. EE, & JB are two completely different systems, administered by different government departments. When the JB becomes active for EE applicants, employers will be able to access your details in the JB only (not EE, that's...

I have no idea, without googling for current processing times ;).

By mail. Your husband fills out the CSQ application, gives it to you to append to your sponsorship undertaking paperwork which you will send by mail. http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/EN/immigrate-settle/sponsors-sponsored/apply/undertaking-application/index.html

The expiry date on your CSQ relates to the time you have to apply to CIC for PR. If you applied to CIC before the expiry date on the CSQ, you needn't worry.

Yes, it looks like there are multiple problems with the CIC system tonight (referenced across messages on multiple sites tonight). If your lack of access is time-sensitive, screenshot & log a call to CIC as soon as you can. If not, curse wildly, loudly, immoderately, then move away from the...

Are you a Canadian citizen by birth? Where & when was your son born? Did you gain citizenship by naturalisation? When did you land? When did you apply for PR? Was your son declared in your PR application (even as non-accompanying)? ... As you can see, no-one can answer your question as it...

Sorry, I was commenting on your post about "strict visa applications". To clarify, yes, the U.S. is much harder than Canada. :) Actually I can think of several other countries (for example, the UK) which are very strict... Back On Topic: I'll encourage you again to try for an IEC visa. But...

Look, I think there are a lot of experts & other posters who are very willing to help. However, you are not helping yourself. Suggestion: make 1, one only, thread called something like "2Niharika's EE application questions". Then, read, check, review, reread advice given, BEFORE posting your...

This will have no bearing on her eligibility as a sponsor.

*sigh*. Have you logged into My CIC? If no, do so. If yes have you read the message? If no, do so. Follow the instructions in the message & the guide, & in multiple threads here.

Have you made a case specific enquiry? If not, do so: http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/united_kingdom-royaume_uni/visas/enquiry-how_demande-comment.aspx?lang=eng

:( :( I'm getting slightly frustrated .... I LIKE helping people... When I see SOME evidence of effort on their part... So all I'm going to say in reply to this query is : have you heard of Google?

Might I make, respectfully, a couple of suggestions: 1. (Concerning the above quoted questions): do an Internet search for "YOUR JOB TITLE" + terms like "EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS/STATISTICS"; search this forum; search jobbank & employment sites & look at where the job offers are. 2. At least try...

If you are asked about this, you tell them exactly what you have told us here. I.e. You are finishing your studies in QC, packing up & moving to Vancouver to take up the job you have been offered there. If you are not asked about it, you don't say anything. To expand: only ever answer the...

Download the application form, fill it in, sign it & mail it to your sponsor. http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/sponsors-sponsored/apply/procedure-sponsored.html

Yes.

This does not apply to you at the moment. The new rules come into effect from February 21. So no, your company is not in trouble.

It's a little more complicated / time-consuming than that, here's some "light" reading for you: http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/higher_skilled/general//index.shtml Good luck :)

Try the U.S. ? ;) IEC would be ideal for you, I think, but go read all the instructions now & get as prepared as possible for when it opens. The places REALLY do go in minutes. There'sa large thread devoted to it every year on the British Expats board.