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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2012/05/25/pol-weston-buffalo-consul.html Canada closing consulate in Buffalo, N.Y. Ottawa drops requirement for foreign workers and students to renew visas outside Canada The federal government is shutting down the Canadian consulate in Buffalo, one of...

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2012/05/25/pol-weston-buffalo-consul.html Canada closing consulate in Buffalo, N.Y. Ottawa drops requirement for foreign workers and students to renew visas outside Canada The federal government is shutting down the Canadian consulate in Buffalo, one of...

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2012/05/25/pol-weston-buffalo-consul.html Canada closing consulate in Buffalo, N.Y. Ottawa drops requirement for foreign workers and students to renew visas outside Canada The federal government is shutting down the Canadian consulate in Buffalo, one of...

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2012/05/25/pol-weston-buffalo-consul.html Canada closing consulate in Buffalo, N.Y. Ottawa drops requirement for foreign workers and students to renew visas outside Canada The federal government is shutting down the Canadian consulate in Buffalo, one of...

Ah, ok. I see what your end goal is. The back to your original question, kitchen helper is considered low skilled so your employer applies for a regular LMO with all of the recruitment and advertising proof. You can switch from the PGWP to apply for a regular work permit as soon as a positive...

First, make a complaint about this agency to ICCRC. Here is the website and the complaints section. They will investigate and pass it all to Canada Border Services Agency as well. http://www.iccrc-crcic.ca/public/complaintsDiscipline.cfm Secondly, I can't understand what this employer is...

Your application is stuck in background checks. As Leon said, be patient. And no, your illness will not cause any delays.

It's just a Service Canada officer who doesn't know the right process. It's common. Go back, ask to speak to the supervisor. Your COPR should be all you need.

You need to pay the Application for PR ($550) and Open Work Permit ($150) fees. You can pay the Right of Permanent Residence Fee ($490) if you choose to but you don't have to until they are ready to issue the PR visa.

Looks like your LMO was as fake as your agent. The only thing you could possible do is try getting in touch with the employer in Canada to find out if the LMO is authentic and if they are really interested in hiring you. But the employer was probably fake as well. Other than that, you might...

I can't give you an actual time but sponsorship of children is normally much faster than sponsorship of a spouse assuming there are no issues with custody and/or a determination of parentage (DNA test) is not requested. Security checks are not required for children under 18 so hopefully it will...

You send the receipt that the medical exam was performed with your application package. Medicals are SUPPOSED to be done before the application is submitted. How else could the receipt be included with the package?

The OP was from 2008. Both parents do not need to apply for the passport together if she has an order for sole custody. And this same order will allow a parent to travel with the child without consent of the other parent. At least that's how it works in accordance with Canadian laws.

Yes, the owner can apply for an LMO if he wants but why do it now when you don't need it? Maybe he needs to hire more people too? LMOs are a lot of work and I would not do one unless I had to. But he's free to do as he likes of course. As far as you are concerned, you realize that your PGWP...

They don't expire in 3 months. CIC doesn't want them to be more than 3 months old when submitted.

It's like deja vu. It was about a year ago the exact same type of question got asked and garnered the exact same kind of response. Everyone beating up on this person because their spouse worked illegally. And everyone also thinking that the consequences will be so drastic. Really, they won't...

The drunk driving conviction makes him inadmissible to Canada.

So you can choose to arrive together or separately. It won't cause any problems because your mom was the principal applicant. And I'm a "she". :)

You are inadmissible to Canada due to your drunk driving conviction. You cannot apply for rehabilitation until 5 years have passed from the date you completed your sentence (not the date you were convicted). The best you can do is get a TRP. And hire someone to help you.

Yup he did.