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No. For a temporary work permit they are more likely to ask for language scores if the job falls under C & D. But they may start asking for these scores for all jobs in the very near future.

Be careful with this company! If you look them up on the Industry Canada website you will see that the company is being dissolved for non-compliance!

If you don't work in childcare or healthcare you will not need a medical if you have been a regular resident of Italy for more than a year.

Call the doctor and tell her you wanted and medical for an overseas sponsorship. She will likely tell you to come back and she needs the Appendix C (maybe a couple more photos too) and she will provide you with the receipt you need to include with the application package. You should not have...

Correct.

The principal applicant completes this and any dependent they have over the age of 18 that is ALSO applying for PR to Canada. These forms are generic, used in all classes of immigration applications which is why it asks for spouses as well. You, as a the sponsor are already a Canadian...

Only one of the copies of the COPR will have a photo on it. It is normal for them to return the other. And whether or not you are asked for photos depends upon the visa office processing. Some will not request photos when ready to issue the visa or COPR because there were enough requested...

Your wife's interview? You are the sponsor? Then declaring your brothers and sisters is not required.

Average time is 11 months for AIP and it is usually around that time that the file will appear on ECAS.

Good luck with your JR. I don't know who your lawyer is but Mario Bellisimo is a genious at medical inadmissibility cases at JR. Whether or not you have legal rights to a child does not negate the fact that you HAVE a child. Unless that child is adopted by another couple whereby the adoption...

Nope. The child is excluded from sponsorship under the family class FOREVER. The mother wouldn't be able to sponsor the child either.

Call me jaded but I don't think it's a cultural misunderstanding at all. Applicants KNOW whether or not they have a child 99% of the time. Sometimes applicants find out about children later but that's NOT the norm in these cases. For the most part, they deny having children as they won't meet...

Do as PMM says. He is correct.

I answered your PM. Law Society is the way to go. NOW.

My post was almost 2 years old. :) I followed the procedure on their website and it worked just fine. Sent the original request by registered mail. Received the clearance about 6 weeks later by regular mail.

Yes, possible but usually very unlikely. Same grounds cannot be used for refusal. Must be a new "legal" (under IRPA) reason for refusal.

You get a certified English translation of the document including the statement.

If the ADR was in June it's likely that the full hearing won't be as long as a year away. And you should get real legal advice in this. A hearing at the IAD is de novo, meaning that new evidence CAN be submitted. That includes your marriage. You could of course still file another application...

Who told you that? Some Call Centre flunkie? Grrr.... Not true. Follow the instructions on this page to withdraw yourself from the application, assuming it is not finished (visas issued). http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse-apply-after.asp I know this is for the page for...

True. But he may (or may not) have agreed to something that was billed hourly. With inadmissibility issues, depending upon the fight you have to put up, it might have taken longer than anticipated. And 7 years is a long time to accumulate extra hours. CIC isn't instant (or practically) like...