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Yes, if you had a job offer and the employer has an LMO or you are nominated by a province. You apply for a change of conditions to extend your stay changing from student to worker.

Are you talking about your permit or the visa stamped in your passport? You must be talking about the permit. A visa is an entry document that allows you to enter Canada. A permit says what you can do once you are in Canada. Two different purposes. If you are a UK citizen you do not need a...

Look up "work permit for intra-company transferee" and see if you qualify. If not, you need an LMO.

No.

Look up the Canadian Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

Yes you can but it still might take a couple of weeks to get your passport back. But question, how are your going to be travelling back and forth to the US if you need a TRV for Canada? That doesn't make sense to me.

Funds need to be in YOUR bank account.

You are only eligible to apply for the OWP as the spouse of a Canadian if you also apply for the In Canada Class spousal sponsorship at the same time. You do not apply outside of Canada for this. In fact, you must be residing IN Canada with your spouse to be eligible.

#2 is incorrect. There is no requirement about new employer vs. same employer applying for LMO with expiring PGWP permits.

Yes, you have to apply for the work permit before expiry of your current permit. And yes, your application will be accepted for processing BUT when the immigration officer is ready to assess, the LMO confirmation should be there by then. Ask the employer to follow up about the LMO. It's...

Recently I've had clients receive their PR cards in 4 to 6 weeks. And you could always get someone to courier you the PR card when it arrives.

Sure they do. It's THEIR program that you are applying to and they make the rules. That's why it says on the checklist to only send originals if requested because they might not be returned.

1. Leave it blank or write N/A. Both are fine. 2. All you need is the Option C and employer letter.

They get a copy and have access to the notes recorded in GCMS by CPC Mississauga. And yes, certain sections get reviewed in relation to the PR application. Mostly to do with financial ability to support themselves in relation to Section 39 of the Act.

Remove staples and use paper clips.

No, leave it blank and then hand write in "present".

No, it won't ruin your chances as long as she doesn't have to collect social assistance (welfare). You are correct in that these sponsorships are exempt from LICO. However, you have to watch out for A39, but as long as you are both employable, willing and able to work, it should not be a concern.

No he doesn't. He's 23 and lived in the US for the last 15 years. He only requires a police certificate from Belarus if he lived there for 6 months or more after the age of 18. And there is one error throughout this thread I want to clear up. To be eligible to apply for permanent residence...

I've been through the process (sponsored a spouse) and I do this for a living. You can request CAIPS at any time. But it's not CAIPS anymore. It's GCMS.

It will be a positive decision. They wouldn't ask him to redo the medical if he didn't pass the interview. The only thing that could stand in his way would be the security check.