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Some more basics: I've had messages about why I'm not replying to all the posts: If the question has already been answered, I don't reply. If the answer is in the links already given, I don't reply. Sorry, but I'm a bit WYSIWYG (& quite busy!) ;). Tips: search the forum, join the whatsapp...

No, and no.

As a landed PR: http://bfy.tw/2ZGN If you have not already landed as a PR: contact CIC.

Have you looked at the information & instructions kindly provided by CIC?

As a landed PR, you can only sponsor a dependant when you are living in Canada. Your son as an American citizen can be admitted to Canada for up to 6 months as a visitor, then you can extend the visitor visa from within Canada.

See links in my sig.

Thanks, Sanjeev!! I'll add this to my sig :)

If you check the link in my sig, there's lots of links and answers to the questions here.

If you are already a Canadian PR, you can't "add" him to any application. Your application is done. You would need to sponsor him for PR, unless your wife is a Canadian citizen? See the family sponsorship board. As a PR, you would also need to be in Canada to sponsor him.

What visa/work permit do you have?

Why not do a job search on the various employment sites for Canada? The results would help you in your research... VERY broadly speaking, there are fewer jobs in pure chemistry/science fields, but proportionally fewer applicants with the requisite qualifications/experience. I know a hugely...

https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/cost-immigrating/fees-payment.html certified cheque drawn on a Canadian bank; cashier’s cheque; cheque issued by a Canadian company; Canada Post money order; bank draft drawn on a...

It did for the Quebec processing. I have no idea whether CIC take it into account for processing your PR application.

You may find some of the links in my sig useful ...

No. You already have PR, go ahead and land if you haven't already done so.

WES is not required or even requested. ARM = arrangement de reconnaissance mutuelle (it's noted on the form & explained on the website). There's only one currently in existence: with France, & it only covers certain professions/qualifications.

See my sig. Answers to other questions can also be found there.