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There is something very odd about this. The website domain : Domain Name: ACEHOTEL.COM Registry Domain ID: 67969548_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.tucows.com Registrar URL: http://www.tucows.com Updated Date: 2019-03-21T17:53:36Z Creation Date: 2001-03-18T12:51:27Z Registry...

Are you a Permanent Resident or Citizen of Canada? If the answer is no, assume that it will be virtually impossible to get a work permit for that type of job.

Yes. It's assessed at the moment that the application is received. Days that you add after that application are not retrospectively taken into consideration. You could easily lose your PR status at this point in time.

In all honesty, probably not even close. None of those are direct proof or even compelling evidence of actual cohabitation.

https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/resources/manuals/enf/enf04-eng.pdf Section 11. Examining permanent residents at ports of entry. This gives the correct information, unlike that provided by you. 11 Examining permanent residents at ports of entry Subsection A2(1)...

Drima Oil is a known fake. A quick search on the forum would show other similar cases.

You need to inform the Visa Office by using the IRCC’s Web Form. It's important that the information is corrected before proceeding..

I believe that was the reason for the "if you qualify"....

Yes.

If you are eligible for the "lonely Canadian" scheme, you can sponsor any relative that you would not otherwise be entitled to sponsor. That includes a neice or adult brother.

Same fake officer as in https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/lmia-assessment.665253/ And we know Drima Oil is a scam. Also try searching Google for exactly "David Immigration law office & Co". Doesn't exist.

Through your friends, family, church etc. There are no G5s just sitting there waiting for a candidate.

There are no jobs or employers on the forum. You will need to go to employment specific websites to find a job offer.

Make sure that you have very strong evidence of a developing relationship to submit with your application.

Also see https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/cancel-visa-copr-before-landing.671358/

One question that the visa officer might well be asking is "was the first marriage in the USA done in order to gain immigration status?". If the answer is "possibly yes", there may be significant scrutiny of your relationship as a possible "marriage of convenience". Be prepared for this eventuality.

Order your GCMS notes to see what happened in the application and the notes behind the visa officers reasoning. Then, if appropriate, appeal the refusal.

Neither "outland" or "inland" PR applications provide you with any immigration status. It is only the parallel "OWP" application submitted with the "inland" application that provides "implied status". You will need to apply for the extension, as previously stated.

Consult with a qualified Canadian immigration lawyer.

It's difficult to say. The passport probably more than the NBI clearance. Just be aware of the possibility of identity theft.