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Bizarre. Well, good luck.

There is no earthly way you'll make it in 1.5 hrs. Go for the 6.5 hour connection.

She can't live without you? Is she an invalid?

If you are granted a PR visa, you can go to Canada without a job. You probably want to try to find a job pretty quickly because it's expensive to live here. But you don't need a job before you arrive.

Two separate requirements .. 1) that you were admitted to Canada for 1 year 2) that you have 1 year of work experience You need to wait until after you have the experience.

Don't think fast food work will qualify you for an LMO. I hope you didn't pay that recruitment specialist too much money.

I'm not sure what you mean by people in Canada who can sponsor you. If you have relatives in Canada, it's likely the most they can do is increase the number of points your wife has for qualification. But they can't actually "sponsor" you. No, it won't be hard for her to apply from the UK...

Your best chance at getting a job here is through a company transfer. Otherwise, take the online assessment to see if you qualify as a skilled worker: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp

It sounds like your wife would be the most likely to be qualified as a skilled worker. Have her take the online assessment. If she qualifies, she can sponsor you and your kids.

No, immigration doesn't make only final decisions. You're correct to send the visa back and inform them of the error(s).

Most of that time is spent waiting in queue, so there's no progress for you to know about. Towards the end of the 60 months, they'll begin processing your application and you'll start getting requests for documents.

It doesn't matter that you'll be leaving after a few days. But to finish all the paperwork takes four to six weeks: a. PR card takes a month to six weeks to be mailed to you in Canada; if you don't provide a Canadian address to CIC within 6 months, they'll destroy the original card and you'll...

Different entries for different employers - no exception. For each, put your actual title and the NOC code you think best fits your responsibilities. Then write a description of your actual responsibilities.

How did you enter the UK? That is the question. Did you enter illegally or on a tourist visa and then apply for asylum? If so, you'll have to apply through Islamabad. If you entered the UK on a work visa and then applied for asylum, that's different. The work visa will be for at least 1...

1. Yes 2. If you don't receive your PR card within 6 months of landing, you'll have to pay for and request a new one. But whether you have a PR card or not does not affect your PR status. 3. ??? 4. You have to reside in Canada at least 730 days in every 5 years on a rolling basis in order...

To keep your PR status valid, you must be resident in Canada for 2 years out of every 5. That you means you must begin living in Canada within 3 years - not 5.

There is a difference between being admitted legally for 1 year, and being allow to remain in-country while your asylum case is pending. If you were never officially admitted to the UK for at least 1 year, then you'll need to apply through Islamabad.

You can't "come and visit Canada once a year for a week or so." The requirement is that you spend at least 2 years out of every 5 on a rolling basis. Also, you have no more than 1 year from the date of your medicals to land in Canada (check the visa stamped in your passport for the exact...

That's not true, Mike. I notarized very few documents. I never notarized bank statements, educational records or transcripts. When in doubt, read the instructions for the visa office to which you're applying.

I don't work in immigration, stillhopeful. I'm an immigrant myself. I don't know how much proof it's going to provide that your friend would eventually return "home" to his family when he's not living with them now. As to support, it's the same problem. He's been supporting them from another...