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As of August 15, 2014, CIC made changes to BOWP eligibility for PNP applicants. Temporary Foreign Worker Program: Provincial nominees or permanent residence applications – Bridging open work permits for certain federal economic class applicants This section contains policy, procedures and...

Your AINP will be refused unfortunately as you need to be on a valid work permit for them to issue the nomination certificate. However, if you CEC application is accepted into processing, it will continue to process even if you leave Canada when you receive a refusal for the work permit...

1. If you are on a PGWP and working in a skill level 0, A or B position, your wife can apply for an open work permit as your dependent spouse after you are married. 2. If you apply for PR before you get married and then subsequently marry, you update CIC by sending them a letter indicating...

First, the work done AFTER graduation will be counted towards the CEC if you explain it properly. Secondly, your PGWP was issued for the appropriate amount of time. There will be no extension. The amount of fees you paid to go to school doesn't matter. Any program between 8 and 12 months in...

Salary is NOT one of the requistie criteria, HOWEVER, it can be a tool to use by the visa officer to assess whether or not the applicant is truly performing the duties stated in the work experience letter. There was a recent federal court decision upholding a refusal by a visa officer where the...

Your subject topic indicates this is an Inland Sponsorship where both parties must be IN Canada, living together. However, I'm confused as to where they both are because it sounds like she's still in Pakistan. Please clarify.

Letters from family and friends, whether CIC asks for them or not, are excellent proof of relationship. Look, this is based on common sense. Read OP Manual 2, Section 5. There is no exact formula to prove a genuine relationship. Evidence is weighed by the visa officer making the decision...

You can sponsor her as a PR again as your dependent child. Should be pretty quick, about 6 months.

You've already landed as a permanent resident?

Yes, for any country you lived in for 6 months or more since the age of 18 except Canada. CIC will request that themselves.

They can land and settle in any province except Quebec.

He can apply for his 2nd year before his current year expires in the IEC program. The letter of approval will be emailed to him. He can cross the Canada/US border to be issued his new IEC permit. Make SURE he has read all the details of the requirements for the 2nd year permit. If it's Young...

In both instances you send the applications to Mississauga. On the IMM0008 you identify what visa office is requested to process your file. You use whatever checklist is appropriate for the visa office processing. Once CPC-M does their thing, they will forward to the correct visa office.

The US office used to be Buffalo but it closed last May. Now CPP-O is processing all of their applications for PR. And yes, you could still choose London since you're a UK citizen. But if your choice is US processing, then the visa office to identify is CPP-O.

Almost right. CPP-O would transfer the file. Transfers are done due to backlogs normally. But, and this is an educated guess, if they felt an interview was necessary and the person was living in the US, the file would likely be transferred to one of the remaining open consulates in the US.

Depends how long the security checks take.

Your application would not be processed in New York. It would go to Case Processing Pilot - Ottawa. Children that are Canadian citizens only need to be declared on the Additional Family Information form. No other form. You do not have to send the PR size pictures of them or your spouse either.

Ok, so the child is not accompanying! I understand now and that is MUCH better than what I had originally thought which is that the child was not DECLARED. Yes, I can recommend a very good immigration consultant in Quebec. A few actually. I will send you a private message.

I don't understand your reasoning. How can you "treat" this as a TRP? A TRP (Temporary Resident Permit) is an application made when someone is inadmissible to Canada for medical, criminal or security reasons or other reasons. I think I'm pretty safe in assuming that your child has not...

You must complete the "landing" procedures. You will get instructions from CIC about this but basically it means that you exit Canada and re-enter and "land". Use the search function to looking for topics about landing. There's already a lot of information on here about this.