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Yes you need to pay an additional, different C$100 fee. C$155 is the work permit, the extra C$100 is something else the CIC have added. As per my post above: Since 21 February 2015, the CIC have implemented an additional C$100 fee on all Open Work Permit applications. Source...

To pay it, go to the fees page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/ You're paying a fee for a 'work permit (including extensions'. Go to pay the fees online. Immigration... Temporary Residence... then finally 'Open Work Permit Holder fee'.

Follow the questionnaire to get to the correct application package: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/cometocanada.asp

My apologies, I should have pointed out that my experience was with PR, not citizenship; obviously it went through fine. Best of luck to you

I would make sure to contact them via every possible method (as they're all flawed) to ensure they receive a copy of your new passport before they process your application. Email them, go through the Case Specific Enquiry and call them if you need to. Hopefully they will receive the update...

I stayed in a backpackers hostel for my first few months in Canada. I simply included the street address of the hostel, though I can't imagine it actually matters. You lived where you lived.

Have you checked the expiry of your current work permit? Typically they're not issued for a date past the expiry of your passport. So if you had to get a new passport, maybe your work permit expires soon as well.

You're asking a niche question. You might want to improve your generic subject to increase your chance of getting a response. e.g. 'Passport Request Processing Time in Paris'

My understanding is that if you're going to work remotely in Canada, that company cannot have business connections with Canada (e.g. customers or clients). As your company is Canadian, you almost certainly need a work permit. Hopefully someone can confirm.

That's pretty crazy. I would call and email the CIC and ask them whether it was a mistake and point out that you would have to take a trip to Guatemala to get a police check for what was a vacation.

Get a letter from the doctor. Send a copy to the CIC, with your own letter of explanation. If you applied in Canada, email CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca If you applied to an officer somewhere else, contact that office. Google translate: Kumuha ng isang sulat mula sa doktor. Magpadala ng isang kopya...

Since 21 February 2015, the CIC have implemented an additional C$100 fee on all Open Work Permit applications. Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2015-02-09.asp To pay it, go to the fees page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/ You're paying a fee for a...

I assume it's the as same as with Canadian Experience Class; the decision has been made and you will soon get the result via mail.

Well said! Spreading incorrect information such as 'every month there will be a draw for EE' is also bad practice. Each month during Q1 2015 had a different number of draws (e.g. Jan x 1, Feb x 3, Mar x 2). As I previously wrote: If you would like to try to speed up your app, pay your fees and...

The Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR) indicates that the CIC have received, checked your application and passed it forward to be processed. It's the CIC's way of saying that your application looks OK to them. You don't need to do anyting.

All Open Work Permit's (OWP's) are subject to an additional C$100 fee since Feb 21, 2015. It's easy to spot the fee when you're paying online, it's called 'Open Work Permit Holder fee'. Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2015-02-09.asp

I asssume setting up your profile is the best way to see your points. The calculator you linked will do the job, but there are also heaps of third party calculators as well. One of these can be found on this website: http://www.canadavisa.com/comprehensive-ranking-score-calculator.html

Heaps of thoughts in the following recent threads: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ielts-celpip-which-one-is-easier-to-get-clb-7-band-t185999.0.html http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/what-should-i-take-celpip-or-ielts-t218117.0.html...

So long as the letter contains the full information for both positions, it isn't going to be a problem.