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chelido, If you don't mind my western-biased opinion, this is what I think based on limited information.. 1. It's well known that Muslim practice of religion in Turkey is far different from, for instance, Saudi Arabia. It's kind of like the difference between Christianity in San Francisco...

You can submit a question through the website here: https://dmp-portal.cic.gc.ca/cicemail/intro-eng.aspx?mission=london

They're not going to ask you about your change in marital status. How would they know if you got married? You must tell them immediately after it happens.

Exactly. It's just a question to answer. But it shouldn't be a problem.

The fact that your bf has a work permit has little to do with your TRV and/or whether it will be renewed. What information you provided to convince CIC to issue your TRV, and the reasons for wanting to renew your TRV are relevant to the decision.

You're welcome. Actually, I had one-month visits to Thailand every year for five years but didn't mention those as my residence. But when I stayed in Switzerland for 2.5 months I did mention it.

I'm still looking for permanent work! I have a part-time job offer at $50/hr, but I want more security than that. Just so you know, if your background is banking, you'd do better to look in Toronto or Ottawa than in Vancouver. Here it seems mining, logging and tourism are the big industries...

tracy, Did you get your medical done with a designated medical practitioner (DMP)? It seems they should have accepted your results as long as you followed the rules. If you did get your work done by a DMP, and they're asking you to see a Canadian doctor instead, I think you could have a...

Start reading here.. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp And take the online assessment here.. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp

Yes, you can move to Edmonton before receiving your PR card. Be sure to let CIC know what your new address is.

Personally, I wouldn't bother with a one-week visit. If you lived someplace for more than half a month and called it your home, I would say list it.

Traveler, About 2 years ago it took me a month to receive my AOR from Buffalo, but I submitted my package in February. I think Buffalo just has more applications now, and also you also submitted your application when they were still experiencing lag from the holiday season. So you'll probably...

Hi Lauryn, Write the client ID number, your name, address, and phone number on a letter or note attached to your marriage certificate. And write the type of application (i.e., PR application-family class) on the outside of the envelope.

No. Come back to Canada, get married, and start and inland application. Then start looking for an employer willing to obtain a work permit for you. Chances are the inland app will be processed first. But if you get lucky and work in a field that is under pressure, you might get the work...

1. No 2. Yes 3. They have records of your actual stay in Canada. If you wanted to claim additional days, for instance from working for a Canadian company abroad, you would need to provide proof. 4. Claim your actual days in Canada, and if applicable, provide proof for any additional days that...

Yes, you can exit and return, but.. You need to provide a Canadian address when you land (or shortly thereafter) so that CIC can mail your PR card. They won't mail it to a U.S. address. If you don't provide a Canadian address, they'll hold onto your PR card for up to (I think) 6 months, at...

Your immigration status refers to the country from whicy you are applying. If you're living in China, then provide your immigration status in China - citizen, permanent resident, visitor, etc. Usually when you provide an address, it should be in English. I think there's probably a generally...

There are some companies that will allow you to purchase insurance for that period. Also, you can still go to a medical clinic. But you would have to pay for the visit.

That's the point. Immigration is a different thing from going to school. If you want to immigrate, you have to qualify under one of the immigration categories. Getting a student visa is not supposed to be a back door to immigration.

Just being a student for a year does not make you eligible for immigration.