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Yes.

Say you became PR on January 1, 2020. If you stay a full 2 years without leaving the country, you've met your residency obligations, so you can renew your PR when your PR card expires**. If you stay for another year (total 3 years), you can apply for citizenship on January 1, 2023. The way it...

It's a lot more complicated than just giving a statement or a bill. When someone leaves Canada to move to another country permanently, they become non-residents to avoid paying worldwide taxes part of their Canadian tax return. If they don't do that, they'll be paying taxes in both countries...

This is incorrect.

A Canadian citizen and resident are 2 different things. A resident is someone whose primary address, work, bank accounts, social life, are all in Canada. Their health card would also remain active. As a resident of Canada, you must pay taxes on worldwide income. If your brother has been living...

Just get a 6 month bank statement. Might be a pain in the ass to fit in one PDF, but it works.

1. Get one letter showing all positions worked at the company. 2. If the positions are similar and NOC is unchanged, then just list the most recent position. 3. If your positions are completely different with different tasks, then put 2 entries in the profile. Getting one or two letters doesn't...

Without knowing what you filled in either the questionnaire or the profile, it's very hard to troubleshoot. Some things to check for: - Candian vs. foreign education - Canadian vs. foreign work experience - Work experience dates

It's not about the points it gives, you cannot immigrate as a Federal Skilled Trades worker because software development is not a skilled trade.

Please use the forum to search for the right answer. If you go to Google, type "gift deed canadavisa", you'll find at least 20 articles that answer your question.

Certificates of qualification are required to determine your eligibility under the Federal Trades program. Software Development is not a skilled trade—it is a Type A skilled professional job. You can find the right NOC for your job here...

I wouldn't bring it up and simply move on with my life. I'm no legal expert, but working illegally will lead to a rejected application. Here's a couple of articles that I found: http://www.cnmag.ca/jobs-consequences-of-illegal-work https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=380...

I used Sejda https://www.sejda.com/ You can also download PDF apps together with photo editing apps to compress your files.

I'm not sure how you can say "Yes" if the question has the word "currently". Are you working in Canada now? No. Simple. :)

Congratulations. This is your step by step guide: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry.html

Opened a USD account at TD.

If it doesn't affect your EE/FSW score, you can remove it from your work experience. You must still mention it in your personal history.

The best thing is to contact WES. You could also try this tool https://applications.wes.org/ca/degree-equivalency-tool/

A gift deed is probably the least complicated choice. Others have tried it and it worked for them.

Mine took about 20 mins and it was at Pearson. Once you get to the counter, it shouldn't take more than 10 mins really. But there are always exceptions.