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Hello, In the section you are trying to fill you write "Please see attached sheet for more details" inside any space you have available in the original form. And at the end of the form (not in the middle) you attached the extra pages. Yes you can do it in word and then convert it to PDf and then...

Nice, it is a short time yes. That used to be the norm a couple years ago, then they changed the law and 6 months is very common nowadays so you are lucky :). In terms of getting the CSQ in mail i don't know. it is Canada Post dependent, could be few days or 3 weeks. but It will arrive. best of luck

It is exactly what is says, congrats on that. :) You seem surprised, when did you applied? And yes, you can start your federal application now, you will need to wait until you get your CSQ copy in the mail, so you can add it to the federal application before submitting it. But start reviewing...

As others have mentioned this is completely illegal. I would try to gather as much information as you can, whatever it is pay slits, documents, emails, SMS, whatever an keep it as evidence. There are channels to help people as scylla posted. You mentioned that he makes you pay rent. Do you live...

Birth certificate is asked to everyone.

I would say that it is more or less on track. It could take 4-6 weeks even , and I recently saw a couple cases around here in the forum that it took 2 months to get EcoPR after approval . It should be fine for now, you are almost there.

4 times and nothing? shots. Yes, then go and talk to the officer in person. Good luck

It is just a mistake and the webform was the right thin to do. They can take long time to answer, but it will be corrected eventually. I think it took around 4-5 week for me to receive and answer from them for some papers that I sent. If a deadline is approaching's, try sending another webform...

The more you know. Thanks for the clarification @SatNight

First of all, congrats there and welcome to your new home. Some things you should do now are: You need do apply for a SIN number, or apply for a new one if you used to have one as a student/temporary worker. You can go to a Service Canada and do it the same day, it is fast but depends on how...

It should be fine, they will be more interested in that you maintained your job during that time.

That is the best approach. By waiting 1 more month, you will save tons of headaches down the road for the rest of the process. Hold steady, you got this.

Pages like jobbank canada, indeed, linkedin, emploi quebec, could be a start. https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/home https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/browsejobs/province/QC https://www.quebecemploi.gouv.qc.ca/plateforme-emploi/?lang=fr https://ca.indeed.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/?originalSubdomain=ca

Agree with @canuck78. When I started my application for PR i was single, then some time later I was in a relationship which was considered common law and even my application was ending I had to contact immigration and let them now, even if my partner was not accompanying me in the application...

He can apply yes, but he needs to stop working right away as he will be deem at fault. It is easy to confirm if someone is still working through employer, CRA, retirement contributions, etc. The visitor's visa could be seen by the agent as a way to try to avoid the conditions on his work permit...

I agree on what @gtcan19 said, it is better for you to start your application once you come back from your vacation. You do not want that the application gets flagged as an "outland application" just because you were momentarily outside the country. As outland application can take much longer...

As far as I understand it, there is no restrictions, you can apply for as many closed work permits as you needed, as some people go back and forward working in the US/Canada/Mexico for example, and need a new one each time they come. I wonder if you can ask for an extension for that BOWP...

There are no exams to enter Canada. Immigration processes requires many things, but no exam/quiz. Maybe you are thinking about the "citizenship exam" which is taken to get Canadian citizenship, this is only after many years living in Canada and it is long and complex process.

I checked the list that you gave me. Yes it is "just" those documents, beware that it could pile up depending on your situation, how many family members you have, the amount of travels, places you lived, etc. But it is just that really. The only thing that is encourage for you to do is write...

Can you pass the link to the checklist you are seeing? Would it be under the Quebec-selected skilled workers perhabs? In general you will not be asked for police clearance from Canada, only for the countries you have lived 10 years before the application. Rarely, it can happened that they asked...