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Of course there are jobs. Will it be 'difficult' ? It depends on what kind of jobs you are looking for.

While working on IT in a 1000 people town up North would be a ideal job, it would be hard to find IT job outside the major cities. when you look for jobs in IT, you would find that most of the available jobs would be in Toronto (and GTA), Vancouver, Montreal and other major cities.

This will be a good start : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides.html If you have minors, then choose the document in the list, it includes the check list as well.

you do not need anything else

1 No 2. No

And this is just a min expectation (as an eligibility criteria). There are other costs associated with immigrating, such as air fare, fees etc.

There is no family application, you need to submit each applicant forms separately, get different OCIXXXXX reference numbers. Rule of thumb with Indian applications, when in doubt, just provide them with documents. For example the check list says that you do not need to give them marriage...

If her English is not good, then she might find it tough to find a job especially in Sales and marketing where language is key. I would recommend to improve on her english and retaking IELTS to get a better score.

Did you attend interview? The website looks shady. I would never give them any personal information like Date of birth, address, and NEVER send any money. Their number does even have an automated messaging system, it just keeps ringing and doesn't say that 'Welcome to Console Group etc etc which...

1. The checklist says last indian passport. 2. Yes

1) You are right. DD is in the favor of 'The consulate General of India - Toronto' for Toronto applicants. 2) Yes I got that letter even for my minor son. :) 3) When I did this 2 months ago, my spouse and I had separate applications (had to fill two applicantions on OCIservices.gov.in) . I do...

No physical verification, you need to send a utility bill or drivers license copy. The new passport would be send to this address.

No one can offer you a job on this forum. I would recommend to take a look at the Government of Canada website : http://www.cic.gc.ca/ to look at the various ways you can study, work, immigrate to Canada. This also would help you understand if you are eligible as well. Good luck.

Don't worry too much. The agent would be giving standard answers to queries. They would reschedule it to a later date.

I completed two applications in duplicate (handwritten). It is confusing so to be on the same side.

Yes and COPR is relevant at pension time too, to prove when you landed in Canada, No other documentation mentions your date of entry as a resident. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=045&top=12 Some folks were never asked during Oath (I was not asked either)...

1. Unless you are buying something which is highly valued like 10K (random number) worth of gold and bringing it without declaring you should be okay. What you list in items is high value items such as Jewellery and not clothes or other randomthings. 2. You can use your credit card. There is...

You should consult with a tax expert (most of them charge only 20-30$ to file a tax return) Or read this : https://refreshfinancial.ca/blog/financial-news-and-advice/tax-season-still-need-file-no-income/

1) You may want to research on job websites on the jobs that match your skills in logistics and warehousing. Indeed.ca Workopolis.com monster.ca linkedin would be a good start. 2) Next you would want to start looking at express entry and check if you are eligible for a permanent residency. 3)...

1. Yes 2. No you were on a holiday and did not move permanently