Search results

See bold: No... In my/my family's *personal* experience. Except for possible closer questioning (secondary) on coming back into Canada. Not a problem if one meets Residence requirements. I remember having this discussion with a CIC employee *years* ago. Short answer: expired PR card + no...

Are you a Canadian citizen or a PR? And are you submitting an inland or Outland application? Your wife's marketing diploma is possibly irrelevant, and/or waaaaay down low on the list of useful documents...

It has been a very long time since I sent anything to CIC. However, back when I did: if online I always politely requested an acknowledgement of receipt (& always got one); if a direct upload I always printed out the page that showed the upload had gone through; if by snail mail - I always sent...

Your PR & SIN cards are permanent. You will need to exchange DLs: https://www.servicealberta.ca/1671.cfm

Thank you, MiriamT ! :)

Yes. Make sure the letter includes the information that has been requested.

No. Just remember to be completely honest and declare it when asked in any future immigration related forms.

You don't need the PCC to submit a profile. Be aware that while CIC specifies that a pcc is required for countries where one has resided for 6 months or more continuously (not your case), they will sometimes request & require one even if one did not reside in a country for 6 months...

In reverse order: Probably not *quite* crazy, just relying on machines which spit out requirements based on the parameters of what has been input... It's hard to programme common sense ;) Passport office locations ("urgent" applications need to be done in person)...

Thank you for clarifying Dan_and.

I just wanted to add about a million ++++1s to Alurra71's advice here! And much support to the OP & family. It's very scary/stressful when something like this happens, even without the added complication of an international border. My children's father attempted a similar "stunt" years ago; I...

See bolded: the documentary requirements vary depending on job/LMIA categories. I suggest both you and your employer have a good read here: http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/reform/info_emp.shtml The fact that he's just employed 3 Canadians for the same position *might* suggest...

As a general observation, you should notify CIC of an error as soon as possible.

I *think* his IELTS scores might be too low (minimum 6 needed?)

What do you mean by Quebec 2015 check list?

Ok, I understand that; however, has your employer provided their offer of employment directly to CIC and paid the employer compliance fee (if relevant)? If I were you, & while waiting for information from CIC directly, I'd clear out my internet cache & cookies, & try again: CIC's online...

Any of those three options. Personally I would call the office and ask them!

Does this apply to your situation? & might it be the problem? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/work/opinion/index.asp

http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/learn/OI_LEARN_IMPROVING.html For information on English classes. More generally, get out and about in the town/city where you are living: find out about activities you are interested in and join in, the best way to import was your language skills is to use...