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    Sponsor overseas sopuse

    No. You aren't a PR yet and cannot apply to sponsor anyone yet under family sponsorship.
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    LMIA

    You don't qualify for the 50 points since you are on a PGWP.
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    SINP next draw before end of 2024

    No one knows for sure.
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    Relative Adoption

    Speak to an immigration lawyer. IMO you will only be able to potentially sponsor the child for PR if you adopt the child and also show that you have been acting in the sole role of her parents for a sustained period of time. So you would want to show the child has been living with you for...
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    Relative Adoption

    Canada likely won't accept the adoption for immigration purposes.
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    HELP IN PREPARATION ()OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT for HOME CHILD CARE PROVIDER

    It's not open at this time.
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    PNP CANCELLED AFTER APPLYING FOR PR

    Yes, likely then.
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    Minimum Entry Criteria - CEC

    As long as you didn't claim job offer points, you're fine.
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    POF for Masters with Spouse

    $25k, plus your tuition.
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    POF for Masters with Spouse

    You and your husband should be able to show you have the funds yourself.
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    PGWP to Open work permit with PNP nomination

    Does your nomination have an employer restriction?
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    Reminder: Granting of H&C is an “exceptional relief”

    Keep in mind they you are only reading the appeal cases. Not the ones that IRCC approved on first pass.
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    Offer letter authenticity check

    We can't do that. No one here works for the Canadian government.
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    Work visa rejected after approved LMIA

    You would need to hire an immigration lawyer in Canada and appeal the decision. However if your employer is no longer willing to support you, then I'm not sure there's much point in doing that.
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    Claiming Sibling PR Points - Doubt

    He should be living primarily in Canada. If he leaves Canada and then returns temporarily when IRCC requests documents then it doesn't sound like he is living in Canada in which case you should not be claiming points for having a siblings.
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    Claiming Sibling PR Points - Doubt

    I don't understand the question. Your sibling needs to be living in Canada for you to claim the points. If they aren't, IRCC may take the points away from you. Easy solution is not to claim the point of your spouse is living outside of Canada.
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    Requested to take the oath from outside of Canada and 6 months later, still waiting to be rescheduled. What can I do to finalize the process?

    Are you planning to ask to take the oath outside of Canada? If so, please be aware that IRCC will not approve the request and will tell you to let them know once you are back in Canada.