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Congrats :D

It couldn't hurt to write a quick note to explain it.

As LPS said, CIC uses templates - which makes sense because official responses or decisions should be uniform. However, when working from templates there is a chance you do not delete all the irrelevant information.

Seems like 1522 to me... Example Titles (1522) ammunition storekeeper automotive partsperson – retail material keeper medical supply clerk motor vehicle parts clerk parts clerk parts supplier partsperson ship storeman/woman storekeeper tool room attendant

If you have an international flight (even from the US) and the first place that you will step foot in Canada is at the Calgary Airport, they will land you there.

As a fellow Queenslander I know how frustrating it is to have to do that little bit extra to get the traffic report. Luckily I did not have any offences. I can see both sides of this. From your boyfriend's perspective these offences have nothing to do with criminal culpability, they are just...

I'm pretty sure you're free to land where you like.

Oh right...if you need a visa to stay in Canada normally you will still need one. Didn't think of that, us Aussies are visa exempt.

I was on a Working Holiday visa (actually 3 consecutive ones before they changed the rules :P) before applying for PR and they work much the same way. Free to work anywhere you like or be unemployed. You don't get EI or anything like that, and you can't study. Otherwise you are free to stay in...

Sydney has had some horrible weather recently. It wouldn't surprise me if Canada Post service to/from Sydney was affected.

But...you'll be in Canada when you land? Are you talking about then leaving again straight away? You can always postpone the landing and do it when you arrive back in Canada from your trip?

For CEC applications, the Visa Office is Ottawa.

I would wait until CIC requests you do one. I don't think it will speed up your case and you run the risk of having to do a second set of medicals if the first one expires.

This makes you Self-Employed. No shadow of a doubt.

Congrats! :)

Mine was sent directly to my home address. No cover letter, nothing else in the envelope except the work permit itself.

People should really take advantage of the HRSDC website (or whatever it's called now). You can ask them to determine what your NOC is. Simply describe what you do day to day in your job and they will respond with which NOC you should use. Takes all of the guesswork out of it and costs you...

The first case, you were definitely self-employed and they were right to assess you that way. The second case...do you work exclusively for SI Systems on a permanent, full-time basis? You say you are also incorporated - do you do any work on the side through your own business?

This makes you an employee of the Agency and NOT the actual company that you work at. So long as you make this clear in what you submit, you should be fine.