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there are all necessary infomations http://www.albertacanada.com/opportunity/programs-and-forms/ainp-processing-inventory.aspx

and they might call your previous employer

not really!! (nobody knows when they are will be open) and sometimes you have to be very quick to apply to the PNP program of the province and if you need more information about PNP programs: If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first and its probably the easiest way...

I think both BCPNP and CIC but i am not sure to CIC definitely (if it would be AINP than definitely both)

to 1.: processing time is roughly 2 to 3 month for AINP - PGW category + 16 month for CIC http://www.albertacanada.com/opportunity/programs-and-forms/ainp-processing-inventory.aspx 2: its dosn't matter (its important that you get your nomination) 3: I think yes

at this question Have you been told by an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office that you are approved in principle for permanent residence in Canada? You have answer here with " Yes " and it means that they have found your application complete and that you have got your AOR Reply...

a BIG NO you shouldn't because its a kind of forgery of documents and if CIC or your nominating province find out than you get problems

Do you have employment restrictions on your nomination?? if not than you can apply for a BOWP http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/work/prov/bridging.asp

to continue to work you must have LMIA or R204(c) support letter for the WP so your problem is not really your TRP your problem will be to get a WP

processing time is roughly 2 month for AINP + 16 month for CIC http://www.albertacanada.com/opportunity/programs-and-forms/ainp-processing-inventory.aspx

first contact MPNP as soon as possible and ask them about your situation with your WP and ask them about a R204(c) support letter for a WP. This might be the only chance for you if you want to continue to work in canada I have no idea about temporary resident permit's

what is LAA? what does it mean? by the way for a (bridging) open work permit you need your AOR (Acknowledgment of Receipt) from CIC: Applicants applying for a BOWP must include a copy of their Acknowledgment of receipt - Application for permanent residence letter with their open work permit...

AINP-SRS-U.S. Visa Holder Category is permanently closed so there is no need for questions and its a old thread

only to make sure: you can't use the AINP certificate for express entry

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first and its probably the easiest way. and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html...

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first and its probably the easiest way.[/b] and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html...

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first and its probably the easiest way.[/b] and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html...

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first and its probably the easiest way.[/b] and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html...

it depends on the province you applied for exemple: AINP (Alberta) you don't need IELTS in NOC 0,A or B

but the rules are the rules of CIC and PNP and if they find out then you have problems and if they want they can find out via service canada ie. misrepresentation and they have the right to reject your application