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Not complex, hard or difficult - should be fairly easy to to :) Except when immigration / bureaucrats are part of the process.

Applies for government jobs too.

Dual Nationality / Citizenship is possible. http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/united_kingdom-royaume_uni/consular_services_consulaires/citizenship_dual-double_citoyennete.aspx?lang=eng http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dual-citizenship.asp

That is not likely to be a visa, more likely just a leave by date. Yes I know it is unusual for an American to get a stamp in their passport. Did they issue you with a Visitor record document? If you want to explain what the IO got so heated about maybe we can offer some insight.

Nope, not as a Permanent Resident - but you can apply for a Canadian passport when you become a citizen.

Print the proof of delivery - keep it safe.

Just so you know a Visitor Record looks like, it says "Visitor Record" at the top and spells out all the conditions and terms of your stay, it also specifies an expiration date. Here is a sanitized scan of a Visitor record.

I am from the UK, I always buy a return ticket, but I make sure I can change or cancel it. That way I don't have to worry about the IO asking why I don't have a return ticket :) Getting an entry stamp with no fixed return date is usual (personal experience). Without a specified date, it means...

Well the boring answer is :- As you know if you leave Canada and are not allowed to return, then your PR application is dead. I have the same opportunity (a Vegas trip), the difference is that I am applying outland - but even though I am allowed to travel I won't take the chance. Is the trip...

Well you could try just explaining, but a return flight would be a very good idea. Every time I fly to Canada (quite a lot) I always book a return, like you I am also visa exempt. You have to remember that entry to Canada is not a right, even with a return I have had secondary interviews that...

Do you want to enter as a visitor or by some other means ? A one way ticket is not a good idea, immigration want to see ties to your home country and you have to convince them that you will leave when you are meant to.

Welcome to the world of immigration - in so many countries.

Not if you are ticketed through to your final destination. You would normally pay for the extra bag(s) as you check in, not at a transit location.

Air Canada international flights - Regular baggage allowance between Canada/the U.S. and Europe. First bag free (included in the price). $50 for the second bag. $225 for additional bags Overweight or oversize bags = $100 extra. http://www.aircanada.com/en/travelinfo/airport/baggage/checked.html

Air tax has risen tenfold since Air Passenger Duty was introduced Air taxes are to rise by up to 55% on Monday, making some trips unaffordable, the travel industry has warned. A family of four flying in economy to Australia will now pay £340 in total taxes - an extra £120. The same family to...

This former immigration consultant faces more charges. The company - Burgio and Associates http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2010/10/28/windsor-immigration-officer-fraud-charges.html

Ok, my fingers are crossed for you.

So in your case are you saying that offline submission would have been better? Hopefully refusal wont happen.

I will use online payment for my PR application and the visa extension. I did that on my previous visa extension request, it is easy. Multiple copies of the receipt are no problem, I use an Apple Mac - I "print" the receipt to a PDF file and then print as many paper copies as I need.

I believe that in Quebec the details of the wedding have to be posted for at least 20 days. I guess that the high profile action of disrupting a wedding is so that more people will notice the intervention. Let's face it, the rules about sham marriages are already stated in plenty of places. But...