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take it as your spouse and children and thats it. Your big problem is how to prove common law (as you have marriage certificate for married coupes, but common laws have no such thing). I would also advise to keep your birth certificate of your children with you and your marriage certificate as well.

you will get that heard immunity - meaning you will get virus with everybody else at the same time. I doubt that they will extend your work visa. And now because you are not at least PR or a family member of a Canadian or a PR, you cannot enter Canada and it is difficult to say how long it will...

Try to get interview inside Canada. That is technically an option.

ok if she does not have a sole custody then no she cannot take them to Canada against your will, as that would be the same as kidnapping them. Cases where somebody is unable to get medicals dones are for a different scenario. Somebody is immigrating without children and the other parent does...

how much overweight are we talking about?

It could have been the private sponsorship of 5, then it would have been possible. However if she came legally and got PR she had to list all her depandants close family in her application. If it was not been done then he can never been sponsored. Secondly there is also a possible criminal...

Attention, you are only assuming according to the given information, while there is no clear indication what is the case. 1. in the first stages PR application can be cancelled / rejected based on missing essential documents (Medical document, certificates of a good character, diplomas (ECA...

ok somehow you did not answer the first question that was asked. Meaning under which conditions was your AINP issued (some require certain NOC or certain amount of work eperiences, others may require also a job offer from your province and to keep being employed there). Validity of your...

ok it would be prudent for you to order GCMS notes, to see what exactly went wrong there. As they could either say: 1. that your NOC is not OK (you have chosen wrong NOC than what your paperwork suggest) 2. you have claimed more time than you have actually worked for (you have claimed for...

ok did you get procedural fairness letter? What exactly was the rejection reason there. Attention if ever you got a misinterpretation (and that can happen even when it comes to your work experience), that would be bad. Secondly despite that you have a valid IEC permit, that does not mean that...

There is no such thing. Each PNP program has certain requirements to be accepted to. So what exact program did you use and what were the requirements there.

1. Yes this might be the case, They prefer their work being nicely spreaded so too many spikes makes it more difficult. 2. I do not think they do care at all if they have many candidates in the range of 450-470 or not. All they care is to fullfill the quota. If they are told to admit that amount...

ok if you got H&C PRTD you could have applied back then for PR card no problems there. That 2 years advise was for people that went through USA border without being reported. However attention, leaving without PR and applying for PRTD can lead to a new investigation, that will check all your...

1. why to revive 7 years old thread. 2. what do you need passport for. No, even as a PR you are not suppose to renew or use it to travel anywhere and not risking reavailment. If you want to travel you still need your refugee travel document. 3. but yes it is possible to get it back.

no you cannot use your spouse, but if he has siblings, you can use those.

disability is something on a physical or mental level that will put you into disadvantage against average population. Usually you have little to no option to make it better. However weakness is something that can even fit into an average person characteristics, but is a weakness for that...

please do not call your personal weakness when it comes to jobs a disability. People understand under disability something completely different (for example being blind, deaf, on a wheelchair or have a mental illness). And yes I used a bit extremes, just so it will sink in. On a technical level...

it is not a must, however it is useful to have one later on for Citizenship.

the problem is, that they are assessing his health for 10 year future. If there is a high risk for him to end up on dialysis or kidney transplantation during that time, then they would reject such sponsorship. Medical rejections are in many cases grey areas. However in the case you have...

however you would have to be separated from your previous spouse in order to begin a common law. If I am not mistaken 1 year separation is required (I might be wrong about amount of the time). Separation is usually living apart (just for simplification). And actually kids from previous...