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I'm NOT wrong. Do you believe everything you read on here? At least go to the source. http://www.health.alberta.ca/AHCIP/registration-requirements.html Eligible residents An eligible resident of Alberta is a person who is: ■Legally entitled to be or to remain in Canada and makes his/her...

Ah, I see that now. Here are the requirements for intra-company transferees. Please note that you MUST be fulfilling an Executive, Senior Management or Specialized Knowledge role in the Canadian subsidiary. General requirements Intra-company transferees may apply for work permits under the...

If he applied for a visitor extension and you do not receive the decision before his current visitor status expires, he will be on "implied status" and can legally stay in Canada until a positive or negative decision is made on that application. There is nothing for you to do until you receive...

Since you do not currently work for that company you are not eligible for intra-company transferee. The Canadian company would have to apply for a Labour Market Opinion to be able to hire you.

You are not eligible for it.

Ok, one more time. A "visa" is an ENTRY document. A "permit" says what you can do when you get here. So I'm going to assume you have an International Experience Class work PERMIT, formerly the Working Holiday program. But my question to you is on what basis are you applying for another two...

Just changes visa office for processing. You now choose CPC-Ottawa. Yes, Detroit and Seattle are now closed.

You do not meet the definition of "common-law" for immigration purposes to Canada. Therefore, despite what others have been saying, your girlfriend did NOT need to declare you on her application for permanent residence. Conjugal partners are not eligile for inclusion on economic type PR...

This doesn't mean charges were dropped. It means they were probably expunged because he was a juvenile when the offences were committed. Full disclosure is necessary however it won't make him inadmissible to Canada as it would be considered under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. I agree that...

It doesn't matter if you and your wife are living together or not to qualify for citizenship. Currently, the requirement is that as a permanent resident, you are physically present in Canada for 3 out of the previous 4 years to be eligible to apply.

You realize that if she comes to Canada to deliver the baby, she will likely NOT be covered by any provincial healthcare plan and you will have to pay for the delivery and medical expenses out of pocket? Most provinces require residence of 3 months WITH student, worker or PR status to be...

Actually, even without having applied online, if the OP sends the PR and OWP applications via Canada Post Xpress or Registered Mail on or before the date their current permit expires they will be on "implied status". Ensure the envelope is date stamped and they have a dated receipt. By virtue...

First of all, if you are American you don't need a "visa", you need a "permit" to study or work in Canada. A visa is an entry document. A permit says what you can do when you get here. American are exempt from requiring a visa to enter Canada. So if you flew here for vacation you don't have...

Average fee for an appeal is $5000 whether you hire a consultant or a lawyer. Habibti got a deal.

The Regs say in section 126: Withdrawal of sponsorship application – A decision shall not be made on an application for permanent residence by a foreign national as a member of the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class if the sponsor withdraws their sponsorship application in respect of...

Look, I'm sorry that you disagree with me. But you're wrong. It's not material to the application they will be viewing. He certainly won't be the first person to marry someone of the opposite sex, divorce and then marry someone of the same sex. And once he's got the 10 year green card...

I'm just going to repeat what I said above. If the CURRENT relationship is genuine, very unlikely to be refused. Sorry, I know that's not what most people on here want to hear. Committing fraud anywhere, anytime is wrong. However, that being said, CIC will only assess what is material to the...

This is right. Sponsorship cannot be withdrawn. The only hope the sponsor would have is if he/she advises CBSA that they havebecome aware that the applicant committed fraud by only marrying him/her to gain entry into Canada, they discovered this after the PR visa was issued, tried to withdraw...

Committing fraud anywhere, anytime is wrong. However, that being said, CIC will only assess what is material to the PR application which is the relationship between the sponsor and the applicant. In this case, the applicant did NOT commit fraud to gain entry into Canada. That's what CIC cares...

There are no photos on any Canadian issued visas. The photos are for the PR card.