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0 jobs are for managers. I highly doubt that any graduate will get such job (unless it is in his own family company). In your case you are looking for B type of jobs (and just maybe A).

you can practically forget about Ontario, unless you also speak French. Their requirements are so far out of your league. For Nova Scotia you have to be on their specialization in demand list and then to be lucky to apply quickly when they open again. Same situation is for Saskatchewan. For...

ok seeing as your probability to be invited next round is over 90% you can do following: 1. Have all foreign PCC in hand (they will not expire as long as you will not return to that country before sending your application) 2. get Medicals done (also it can be done fast you might want to book...

did you get 50 points for job offer or not? If you did not get those points, all is needed is an LOE and thats it. If however you claimed those points, that would be a different story.

it is called restauration of status. that will give you some time to breath. However you have still 1 more draw before your permit will expire. So if ever you manage to get it (and most likely you will) and you have all documents ready and manage to apply before your permit expires and also...

I see, my bad, Mixed it up with Citizenship obligations.

Attention if you are just "looking for a job" there, then those days will not be counted unless you have a valid reason to stay there (for example found a job and start working). If that period will be a short one that should not make her any problem. If however you will be searching a lot with...

If I understand correctly you have just 1 work permit now - the newer closed one. here is what happened. Before your previous OWP expired, there was application for different WP - this time it was the closed one. Once the application was decided and you got the new WP (and activated it of...

1. did your mother already applied to be sponsored? 2. Did she add you as a depandant (and not just a close family)? 3. Are you currently married or do you live in a common law relationship? All that can have influence on the outcome.

it is easier to meet in 3rd country (as of course you cannot return to your country either).

and of course she needs to be willing to sponsor you and especially her stepson. Because for here there is an obligation there.

also be aware that if ever your children will have children born abroad (outside Canada) and the other parent (father of such child) would not be Canadian or would be a Canadian born abroad, then those grandchildren would not have access to citizenship anymore.

Yes they do not, however I have seen cases on these forum, where statement was about H&C applicant being the only son which according to him (that applicant) meant strong H&C.

good so since Canada is on the other side of the world, if you could have come so he could have come as well. No difference there. So yes it chances of such H&C are rather weak. That full time working might also work against you. Especially in days of cheap Skype and video calls.

Yes you are Canadian, because you were born in Canada (as long as you referring to Montreal in Canada of course). Your children are Canadian, because you are Canadian and most likely not because your spouse is Canadian. If they were born after 2009 then they would have been second generation...

Plenty people have families or even close friends in different countries (Canada, USA, Australia, UK, France or Germany). And they might have spent even more time in those countries during their repeated visits of that family / friends than you ever have in your life in Canada. Sadly they do not...

Impossibility to renew PR can can make problems elsewhere. For example Ontario will ask from you point blank to show a valid PR card in order to get your health insurance done (time to use your COPR expired long long ago). It will also mean that you cannot leave country until those 2 years are...

If I understand correctly common custom over there is, that sons should take care of their parents. To the points, that that if there is only 1 son but some daughters, he might think of it as nobody else can do that. This question was about equal responsibility of all children when it comes to...

if you are not reported than your PR is not affected, however any attempt to get PR card renewal can lead into starting removal process as you do not meet RO. It is not that you legally cannot, it is simply you might not have proper document (PR card) to get other proper documents (to activate...

even if he has SIN, it is dormant by now. And without a valid PR card, he would not be able to reactivate it. Lets put is simple. Your chances with your current planing are rather bleak. lets say, that you will be let to enter for that 1 month. Attention, not being reported does not give you...