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you can actually. depends on the province. Many of them do give provincial coverage to people on IEC. In Ontario you need to be in the province 3 months and have an employment letter to qualify. BC and Alberta also do allow IEC holders get provincial coverage, I'm just not sure what their...

under EE, CIC don't ask for the medical at a later date. Once you get an ITA, the medical sheet you get from the doctor when you do your upfront medical needs to be submitted with all the rest of your docs. So your consultant won't be able to submit your application until you do the medical. You...

I'd say you're fine. I only entered my Masters, got the same adaptability points (as you complete a Bachelor before doing a masters) and got my PR in October. Plus your ECA does say you have a masters degree too and a PhD takes 4 years. I wouldn't worry.

having PNP nomination doesn't make your application be processed faster. It gets you more points and basically a guaranteed ITA, but then you submit and go through the same wait as everyone else.

1 - no 2 - pick whichever one best matches your duties. There are no preferred NOCs. 3 - yes. getting work experience in Canada will give more points.

can't get another job while they have a closed work permit. would need to find another employer willing to go through the LMIA process for them.

no. the certificate of qualification question refers only to trades.

Can go into Service Ontario with your COPR and they'll give you a new OHIP card.

sounds like your friend might have said yes to having a certificate of qualification, but that one he has does not qualify under that question so if he gets an ITA will be rejected because he's not entitled to those 50.

right, because a foreigner who turns up in Syria - after going there of their own volition - will be treated as a real refugee. Stupid and dangerous suggestion.

Re: Confised about PR card - Post Landing no. you don't need to apply for your first one, they'll process it as part of your landing. you need that link to apply to renew your PR card in about 5 years time - assuming you'll want to renew it.

lol. FSW takes the longest processing time, you have about a 5 month wait ahead of you. You'll get there.

if you had a license in the UK you can just trade it in for a BC one. Will cost maybe $80 and you'll need a record of your driving history from the UK.

Also, the labour government as part of their election platform, plan to abolish the 'conditional' PR status. By the time your application is approved it could very well be gone and your future wife could just get PR without any conditions attached...

Its illegal to ask the candidate to pay that $1000 fee. If they were legit they wouldn't be asking you this. Report them.

Pretty sure it's recorded. In the initial recording they play when you call they tell you that calls are recorded for training purposes. Same when you call any service provider, bank etc.

Probably the same reason they don't count anyone's years of apprenticeships as Eduation/training- they just don't have any regulated body that can assess them.

Probably the same reason they don't count anyone's years of apprenticeships as Eduation/training- they just don't have any regulated body that can assess them.

you don't get any education points for estimating. you need the ECA to get those points you've already calculated in your score. right now, you don't have those 126. if you've already claimed education points I assume the system has calculated your adaptability points too so no, you won't get...

If she's under 30, she can enter the pool and hope she gets an IEC visa. That'd give her two years in Canada to work. Once you live together for a year you can sponsor her as your common law, or if she gets a suitably skilled job, after one year she can apply for PR herself. Otherwise, she'd...