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1) If you have a valid work permit and temporary resident visa (TRV) then you can enter Canada. 2) It will not effect your PR application.

There are chances that your student visa might be refused since you applied for permanent residency. CIC would assume that you would be overstaying.

It is a good idea not to mention about wedding. I suppose you can get married while on a temporary resident visa (TRV). You do not need study permit for course less than 6 months duration. So you need to apply for TRV. Yes, you can apply for multiple entry visa. TRV is usually valid for 6...

1) No, they need to apply for the temporary resident visa (TRV) at a Canadian Consulate (as they are not from visa-exempt country). 2) I-94 needs to be surrendered everytime while leaving US. They will be issued new I-94's. 3) Passport with TRV stamped. 4) Passport with B1/B2 stamped. 5)...

Yes you can go in and out of Canada with a valid work permit/temporary resident visa even if you are not employed anymore. You can stay in Canada as long as your work permit is valid. If it is an inland application then you cannot leave Canada as you need to be resident in Canada. If it is an...

I am afraid you won't qualify with NOC Code: 2173. If you have family or friends in Canada you can try Provincial Immigration (like Manitoba, Saskatchewan). You can come in as a student and try for immigration that way.

If you are on a closed work permit, you would have to apply for a new work permit (LMO/HRSDC confirmation, if required). I am not sure if you can maintain two closed work permits at the same time. You can apply for the open work permit as you are married to a Canadian Citizen. You cannot work...

It is good to carry the acceptance letter from the College. Sometimes they ask for it before issuing the study permit.

I do not think there is a formal appeal process for refused study permit. The only thing you can do is reapply if you feel that your circumstances have changed which might result in a different decision. You need to show strong ties to your home country.

Usually medicals expire after 1 yr, I suppose you would have to undergo medical examination again.

Earlier US H1B holders were able to apply for Alberta Immigration (under US Visa holder category) but the rules have changed since 19 May, 2009. Now applicants who fall under NOC code: 0213 (Computer and System Managers) are only eligible (for IT workers)...

It might be a little faster if processed under FSW3.

If it is an immigrant visa then it usually expires 1 yr. after the medical examination.

I suppose you still need to give them the PCC since it is for immigration now and moreover PCC's are valid only for 3 months.

I think you should send I-94.

I think you should be fine.

Re: Canada July Jobs Loss Triple Economists' Forecasts The so-called big-five of Canada: Royal Bank of Canada Toronto-Dominion Bank Bank of Nova Scotia Bank of Montreal Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

It will be difficult to give NOC code without knowing what your job responsibilities are. You can check your NOC code here: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2006/Welcome.aspx If your job responsibilities do not match with NOC code: 0213 (as this is the only code in 38 occupations list...

As an US citizen you can live in Canada for 6 months as a visitor. If you want to stay longer you would have to apply for extension as a visitor. There are chances that you might be refused if you spend too much time in Canada than US.

Fill up these forms: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visitor.asp and send it to CPC, Vegreville. You can mention how long you would like to stay in form IMM 1249, question (10). You need to show the funds for supporting yourself. I suppose the duration of extension...