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They usually rely on the information sent in your application, there is no way they can assume something and they don't have time for that. File your taxes if you can and send a webform advising.

First step: Inform province about your new status, you are out of status in Canada Second: stop working right away Third: Try to find a job in a company that will give you closed work permit

I would never renounce my dual citizenship meaning my birth citizenship and the Canadian citizenship. I don't know what future holds even though I love being Canadian and proud of my birth citizenship! In your case, even though US is a great nation, they are always involved with wars and...

No, you cannot as that request was from province, not IRCC. IRCC relies on what province advises them.

So sorry about your situation. Please inform the province and IRCC immediately about your new status (out of status), otehrwise you'll get risk to get a ban for 5 years for misrepresentation. You cannot work either. Can your employer that hired you apply for a closed work permit for you?

What was your immigration process? Provincial Nominee? You cannot go back home and wait for results there and you must advise the province and IRCC of your new status (out of status). You cannot even work.

You must inform the pnp program of your job change. Sales rep is not comparable to manager at all.

Your BOWP won't be approved as you don't have the AOR for the federal part of the process. Better start having a conversation with your employer to get you a closed work permit if you don't have one already. If you don't have a valid work permit, hopefully you are not working as you would be...

For your first question: yes, it is a mandate. PNP is all about establishing, living and working in the province. For or second question - Simple: for those out of country, they are directly invited by the province, through a strategic invitation - all provinces have that modality. Expiring...

You'll have to inform the province and IRCC about your new status, as you wont be meeting one of the pnp requirements that is living and establishing in the province. Probably your application will be canceled

It doesn't matter when you got your PR here, you will always be a citizen of the country that you were born. That should be left blank or add Present. When did you get the PR, you should have at least 2 years as PR before applying for citizenship out of 5 years eligibility

To me, the entire process was so hard, like going thorugh all stages, having to deal with anxiety and so on, that today I make sure to say I am Canadian even to Canadians who ask my background, and there is nothing wrong with that! Like mentioned before you can share as much or as little as you...

Unless the province is offering to extend work permits/PGWPs, you cannot apply bridge open work permit without a federal AOR. The company where you work must provide you with closed work permit, otherwise you're out of status

Yes, it will affect. Once laid off, call the province and send webform to IRCC advising your current situation. IRCC has easily access to your employment situation. You will given time to fond another job

You cannot apply BOWP without your AOR from the federal piece of process.

They will for sure request the birth certificate as that is a mandatory document. School certificates and passport don't replace birth certificate at all

No for PNP, you must notify the province after you receive ITA that your work permit is expired and you cannot work with a Visitor Visa. It's the applicant reponsibility to maintain a status and fulfill all requirements during the process of your application.

You need to find another employer

Unfortunately no shortcuts

Yes it will affect, you will lose 100 points for her work and if one of you attended a college/university you'll lose more 100 points - 200 points in total. Why wouldn't you include her if you said you have more than 700 points after shows your spouse status?