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It's not at all surprising you got no news or information on your application from either Paris or Quebec. As you describe the circumstances, you made the wrong application to the wrong place. The London High Commission will not be able to help you either. The procedure is described here...

As already said, it's too late to get a temporary job for the holiday season. Also, many companies function at a slower pace during the Christmas - New Year period (staff on leave, etc), so not really a good time to job hunt. I'd add that a week in a new city, in a new country, is no time at...

Could you help us by divulging which visa you have applied for...?

You heard wrong. There is no such restriction.

No.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/iec/index.asp?country=au&cat=wh

You can claim points for your education & work experience. Do you reach the minimum without AOT points?

CIC is currently quoting 42 months for processing.

Whether correct or not, that "advice" won't make any difference to the fact that the OP's spouse will be required to provide the requested documents even as a non-accompanying dependent, whether the ITA is for FSW or Cec.

Is it an owp that you were given via the inland spouse sponsorship route? If so: 1. Yes you can apply for an extension; 2. You posted in the wrong forum. Try http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/family-class-sponsorship-b5.0/

It's not a problem if your spouse has a different name to you or your children, as mentioned above. Fill in the forms according to the exact instructions given. Any difference between married name & maiden name will be easily resolved by CIC when they look at marriage/birth etc certificates of...

There are NO officially published times for LMIA processing. Why? Because each application is assessed on its own merits.

I had no intention of mocking anybody. I'm very sincerely sorry if that's what you thought. Please accept my apologies if my post sounded like I was :(

Please start your own thread in the temporary workers board (if your wife has not yet landed as a PR). If your wife is already a PR, you should read/post on the family sponsorship board.

I know this is an unpopular opinion, but: nowhere is it stated by CIC/the Canadian government that a study permit will lead to PR. The study permit actually contains wording which directly refutes it as a route to PR. The PGWP is actually quite generous, and allows international students a...

The ETA will be mandatory from March 16th 2016 for visa-exempt passport holders, unless they hold a valid visa or PR card. If you have a COPR it doesn't affect you travelling to land as PR. If you don't hold a visa-exempt passport, it doesn't affect you at all anyway.

Exactly. Nothing in the official news from the government confirms or even mentions anything about EE that the author of the "article" linked in the first post gave his opinion on/speculated about. The fact that the first result in a quick search on said author brings up a false/misleading...

Re bolded: not in his mandate to the immigration minister I just linked to (I think we posted at the same time). The *author* of the article states that he (the author) thinks EE should be scrapped. He does propose some adjustments that might help some candidates up their points in EE.