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Has she landed yet? If not, she will be able to correct the CoPR while landing. The officer always asks to review the CoPR and fix any wrong information before signing it.

Well... what about mentioning the actual purpose of visit (whatever it is)? You should not retain any information from CIC.

First of all, you should have a specific section asking for your sibling's proof of status, proof of residence in Canada, and proof of sibling relationship. It is easy to spot because it clearly states that this is for your sibling. In addition, the "family member proof of status" is typically...

About 2 months. There is a thread on the forum where people keeps track of their PR card application.

Hard to tell with so little information. In general processing time under CEC tends to be shorter than family sponsorship, assuming that you are eligible and have enough points.

You should read this link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/economic-classes/experience/qualifying-work-experience.html You need one year of full-time work experience in Canada to qualify...

If you mean the salespersons who welcome you in the Apple store, it looks like NOC 6421 to me. But "Specialist" is a very vague job title.

Furthermore applying now without all documents is not going to speed up your application anyway. CIC will not start processing your application if at least one document is missing. Don't risk to have your application rejected as incomplete for no reason.

Well no one can tell for sure. The lowest score in 2017 was 413 (in May), so I guess there is a tiny tiny chance. Maybe there are still ways for you to get extra-points (e.g., improve language tests, get 1 more year of work experience, get a job offer...)?

Hi, First, determine if you are eligible to apply at a port of entry: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/eligibility.html#enter If yes, make sure you have the appropriate documents. Remember that the decision is to be made by the...

You can go with either one. Perhaps it is best to provide the master degree that is the most related to your job.

According to http://www.itc-canada.com/language_equivalency_charts.htm, you need B2. A1 and A2 correspond to only very basic level of French.

I honestly don't know whether CIC will accept a letter of explanation, I suggest you talk to a panel physician and possibly try to call CIC as well.

Hi, your questions are a bit too general, I recommend you start reading CIC and PNP basic webpages: http://www.welcomenb.ca/content/wel-bien/en/immigrating/content/HowToImmigrate/NBProvincialNomineeProgram.html...

Hi, Do you have a family member who is a Canadian citizen? Lying is not an option, therefore you should include your partner in your family information. You should also update your PR application and let CIC know that you are now common-law, via the webform...

I think the following page covers all possible cases: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1309&top=15

Hi there, 1. Your status ends the day of the refusal, but you then have 90 days to leave Canada. Since you left the country pretty fast, it should not be an issue in the future. 2. When asked about your situation, explain that you stayed in the country under implied status, and that you left...

You can claim points for your skilled experience in the last 10 years (you will have to provide proof for each position you held). However having work experience in Canada is not sufficient to qualify under the CEC stream. For that you need 1 year of experience in the past 3 years. If your work...

My thoughts: With one year of skilled work experience in Canada you are eligible under the CEC stream (Canadian Experience Class). The beauty of this stream is that you do not need to provide any proof of fund, so the fact that you don't have enough money won't matter (read carefully...

You either need to cross the border (enter in USA and then come back), or flagpole by getting an administrative refusal from the US border officers (just tell them you are flagpoling, they know what to do). The bottom line is, you need to "officially" leave Canada. For sure earlier in 2017...