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and the one year time period is from 26th june to 25th june of next year ?....... which means the next 20,000 applications will be considered from 26th june 2011 ?....

plz help guys .... i'm confused .....

My father needs to apply in the skilled labor category ....... and has no as such job offer from Canada but has cleared all the licencing exams in Canada for the job i.e. met all required Canadian licensing or regulatory standards associated with the job.......... in addition worked there for 1...

My father needs to apply in the skilled labor category ....... and has no as such job offer from Canada but has cleared all the licencing exams in Canada for the job i.e. met all required Canadian licensing or regulatory standards associated with the job.......... in addition worked there for 1...

and one more thing ...... My father needs to apply in the skilled labor category ....... and he does not have job offer from Canada but has cleared all the licencing exams in Canada for the job...... worked there for 1 year ....... Is he eligible to apply the applications in the option of...

thanks ankit ..... and one more thing i'd like to confirm ....... In the new CIC post they said : In addition, all federal skilled worker and Canadian Experience Class applicants must submit the results of an independent language test before they will be considered. Quoted from ...

All federal skilled worker and Canadian Experience Class applicants must submit the results of an independent language test before they will be considered. quoted from http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2010/2010-06-26.asp How is this ruling different from the earlier one...

In the new ruling the CIC has said that a maximum of 20,000 Federal Skilled Worker applications will be considered for processing ....... On what basis these 20,000 applications will be selected ? 1. On first come first serve basis ? ;or 2. On best 20,000 app. ? ;or 3. any other criteria ...?

To keep your status as a permanent resident, you must live in Canada for at least two years within a five-year period ...............and most probably u can get married without any problem ..........and .................go through the whole post throughly ..... ur all questions will answered...

thanks Leon .....

thanks steaky ...... but in these following links its mentioned that for both pr and citizen ....? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/menu-outside.asp http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/fc.asp

when i (pr) apply for the sponsoring spouse..... do i need to reside in Canada for sponsoring her?... or can i just reside in my home country ....??? because there was something written at cic site about pr being able to sponsor spouse from outside Canada ...

thank you leon ........ your answers are always unerring ...... you always hit the nail on the head ........ thanks again for the guidance ...... keep the good work on ..... god bless...

3. and also that there is some rule pertaining to, the dependent child should be in study to be eligible for dependent child ? what is this rule exactly ? does it still count if i apply in the age limit of dependent child ?

thanks Leon ....

1. there is a confusion on the dependents age limit ? is it 21 or 22 ? 2. so that mean even beyond the age limit of the dependent ?

being married to a PR, is it not possible that my spouse accompanies me to Canada right away after marriage ? and then apply for spouse PR ...... because i learned it from some posts, in some cases where u are accompanied by a family member who is not a PR .... the immigration people allow the...

thank u so much leon ..... 1. i just want to gather up all the facts and put them together .. so when the visa arrives i go to Canada get my PR card and then return back to India ..... get married after 6 months or more ...... get back alone to Canada within the stipulated time period ...

thanks leon ...

that 2 years in canada need to be continuous or these can be divided ?