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Yes it is actually pretty good. With these results you can claim 18 points for the second official language, and in addition from 15 to 30 points for the French-language skills. This can really help!

The CRS calculator is accurate (if you fill it right of course). But you can simply logged in your account, retrieve your "Overall Score" in your EE profile and subtract 50 points.

Yes if your wife is included in your application and it is accepted, you will both become PR. And once you are PR, both you and your wife can live and work in Canada permanently, no need anymore for work permits. In short, you will immigrate as a family and every members of your family will have...

Unfortunately it may still not be good enough as per CIC rules the job offer should be "for at least one year after we issue your permanent resident visa" (this is often the issue as employers do not always want to add this bit in the job offer letter). See...

Hi there, In theory you are supposed to provide the original WP. This said, you lost the permit but not the status. If you explain your situation and provide enough supporting evidence (approval letter, previous WP...), they should be able to clear this out. Of course no one can ensure it as...

Rather than submitting two applications, you can simply add your wife as a dependent to your own application.

For me the date of entry was wrong so the officer asked me to correct it and put my initials.

If you land by car there is a Service Canada office in Surrey (103-15295 Highway 10) where you can get your SIN card, it is just a ~15 minutes drive from the border. This said you can also wait to be in Toronto

Yes it is (although it was incorrect on mine)

I did the phone landing and it went pretty smoothly. The phone call lasted about 10 minutes. The officer just went over the CoPR with me and asked me to fix with a black pen any wrong information. Half an hour later she emailed with details regarding mailing her my CoPR so that she can sign it...

You will typically have one month to send your passport, so as long as you do not leave the country for too long it should be fine. Also notice that if you are from a visa-exempt country, they will require only copy of your passport. You will also need two photo ID...

Could you please tell us your status in Canada, quote the exact reason for refusal, as well as list whatever documents you provided to support your application (e.g., marriage certificate?) You can fill and submit your PR application regardless of what happened to your spouse WP application...

I think the issue is actually with the date she entered the country, since the police certificate seems valid starting 2007/11/24 whereas CIC thinks she entered this country on 2007/11/01. The dates do not have to match, however the police certificate must cover the entire period of time she was...

I believe that's what I said: "Yes as long as your job offer is valid 1 year after the approval of your PR application". This said, this is good that you clarified what it means exactly in terms of phrasing of the job offer.

Hi there, You can check the website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/before-border.asp They explain in details what to bring. But it is always better to be on the safe side so bring everything you think might be relevant, including proof of fund (for sure), medical records...

You must deduce your loan, it is much safer to be transparent. Since you still are above the minimum requirement, it is fine.

You should chill, as a native speaker the test is really easy. I was in your situation (spent over 3 years in BC speaking solely English everyday) and I aced all categories. What you can do to improve your confidence: - download the apps to practice a little bit...

Yes as long as your job offer is valid 1 year after the approval of your PR application. This means that your job offer must cover the 1 year + the PR processing time.

By job letter, do you mean proof of employment letter? If this is the case you are good, T4 forms are not required. Same of medical, a scan of the eMedical sheet is what they ask, so you are good.

This is not true, you can stay in Canada for as long as your WP is valid. You lose your status only when your WP expires or if you are under a removal order. However, you cannot work for another employer or study (unless you change your status first). This said, if you leave and re-enter Canada...