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No... she is not. E. Relatives in Canada: • You or your accompanying spouse or common-law partner has a relative, i.e., parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, (sibling), child of a grandparent, (aunt/uncle), or grandchild of a parent, (niece or nephew), who lives in Canada...

Hi, Cousins don't count as relative in Canada for Canadian Immigration. No points awarded... Regards.

After they transfered my file on January 09, I got a letter from NY Consulate a month after. I received my Visa in June and landed in July 09. Regards

If I remember correctly, they state in the visa letter that you should bring some of the originals because IO might ask for them. In my case they never asked for those documents, but you will want to bring your marriage certificate. You will use it for so many other things like filing for taxes...

Now I see they changed the EG7 document and the wording was different in the one I had (April 09). It seems your PCCs are still valid after all. Sorry for the wrong advice... it's hard to keep up with all these updates ; ) Regards.

1) You don't have to pay it now... you have to wait for their request. http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/buffalo/imm/fees-frais_buffalo.aspx 2) It seems all your police certificates are expired now. You will have to get new ones. They CAN'T be more than 3 months old. Your PCC will have an...

Yo won't get any points for incompleted degrees.

If you were in the States as a tourist (6 months max) and overstayed... you can't apply to Buffalo. You need to be legally admitted 1 year in order for you to apply. You will have to apply to your local office and disclose your status in the States... Regards.

Hi jes_ON, I came to Canada as an International Student in Sept 07... once here my wife applied as principal applicant in March 08... she had an Open Work Permit because of my status. She was working full time and we still needed to show proof of funds. Obviously she never had a LMO, because...

My wife has been working for almost two years on a open work permit, she didn't have AE (I am a full time graduate student) and they did ask for proof of funds. Even when we did our landing the IO asked us to show our bank statement. We applied in March 08 and landed in July 09... Regards.

Hi Lirjan, I guess you haven't read who can apply for immigration. Here is all the information you need: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp I don't think your profession is currently on the list. Good luck!

No you can't. If he is going to get an student visa, only his wife or children are eligible for accompanying visas. You can only get a tourist visa to visit like anyone else or apply yourself as a Federal Skilled Worker. Regards.

You will have one year from the date of your medicals...

If they have you passports... I would say YES! My visa issue date was around the same time that message appeared in ECAS. Regards.

No.... you need 67 minimum...

Check this official link. I guess the last picture is the answer you are looking for. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/photospecs-e.pdf Regards.

I understand what you mean... but the issue is still the same. I also got my PCC before leaving my country (I was a student in Canada), but because of some documents I had to delay my application and even though I wasn't living back home and was living in Canada during my application I got a new...

That statement is meant for people who submitted their Police Certificate with their initial application. If you are asked at a later stage to submit it, still has to be less than 3 months old from the date you send it... Bottom line it can't be more than 3 months old! Anything else, you may...

They should not be more than 3 months old. The instructions are VERY specific in CIC website. Here is the link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/intro.asp "The certificate must have been issued no more than three months before you submit your application." Regards.

If you are eligible for immigration, I guess you will get your 5 points for adaptability. Regards.