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The current answer is No, but the situation may change in coming months. PGWP was never meant to be extended, but in 2022 and 2023, Canada allowed this to happen. In 2023, the folks was benefited from the 2022 extension was eligible again as long as their first PGWP expired after September 20...

The only thing that has stopped is the visa services for Canadians (and in Canada). Canadians with a valid visa can still travel to India.

There's probably not much to worry about. It's not uncommon for delays like this. I know it says you'll get it within 25 days, but many have gotten after 40+ days.

Also be prepared to declare all those days which may raise some concerns but you should technically be fine.

It really depends on the immigration officer you encounter. Having said that as long as you are truthful about the intention to enter Canada, there is not much to worry about. Just prepared to explain that your situation (having to make a detour due to expired PR card; and airlines won't let...

You can leave that field empty.

"Processing the application" takes a while and biometrics is one of many steps. For PR applications, biometrics was always required for the many many years. The June 14th message is about you needing to do biometrics again "even if you gave them in the last 10 years."

If you got your PR in March 2019, your PR should be valid until March 2024. You still have ~6 months to meet the RO. If you wouldn't be able to meet your RO by then, return to Canada as soon as possible and continue to stay to meet your RO and then apply. Also what were the reasons that you...

The offer has to be for at least 1 year after the PR is issued. Whether you are currently working for them or not does not matter. This is to ensure that the employer continues to require you. As for the start date on the offer can be like "June 1, 2024 or the date the PR is issued, whichever...

There is no "official" way to get jobs in Canada. Job Bank is one option where employers can post to find candidates; but many Canadian employers use Indeed, LinkedIn and other websites. There's no one process for applying -- you just need to apply on the website (or potentially send emails)...

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The answer is clear "Yes". You were rejected for not meeting the criteria. If you are uncertain, it's always better to say Yes and provide explanation. You'll be in a worse spot for not disclosing information that the office already have access to.

It appears that as long as your are a supervisor of material handlers, NOC 72021 qualifies for you. The key thing is "supervisor" in the title.

You'll need a written offer from your employer. From https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1011&top=29 A job offer is valid if your current or future employer: has made a written offer to give you a full-time, non-seasonal job for one year or more if you are accepted as a...

Day trips are common at some border crossings (near Niagara falls for example.) I'm not sure about the one at Sault Ste. Marie, but it may be uncommon there to raise some suspicion, or the office could have been very bored. More often than not secondary inspections are random.

You can try -- it will take about a week to get the result back and there is no guarantee that it will work out for you. If the re-evaluation doesn't change the score, you'll just have to take the test again. Good luck!

Residency Obligation To keep your permanent resident status, you must have been in Canada for at least 730 days during the last five years. These 730 days don’t need to be continuous. Some of your time abroad may count towards the 730 days. (source) For the supporting documents you need to...

Directly from IRCC website: "Between October 10 and 23, 2023, we’ll send 24,200 invitations to apply to potential sponsors. Our goal is to accept up to 15,000 complete applications." (source) A complete application means is an application that is submitted on time with all the necessary...

Outside of the Express Entry, I don't think the Master's Degree will help much for your immigration case. For Express Entry, you'll need to get your non-Canadian education assessed by designated organizations, but it doesn't matter whether the degree is one-year or not (check the comparison...

They need to be filed separately.