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Hi, I have received the invitation to apply under the FSW category but I am married to a Canadian. How can I exclude my spouse from the PR application? I have tried playing around with the options (saying non accompanying spouse and stating that she is Canadian) but couldn't find anything that...

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Anyone else received invitation for FSW even though you are eligible for both CEC and FSW?

I know this is painful, but according to CIC 'Note that police checks are valid for 3 months.' reference: cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/profile.asp

What if you have bachelors from India and then Masters from Canada? Do you still need ECA for degree from India?

Yes, it takes longer. My wife is a Canadian citizen. Even then, it will take me two years to get PR if I go that route. For express entry, do you know what your score is? Is it is greater than 481, you will be selected in next draw. If you start collecting documents now, it will take you...

In total, your experience is 12 months or more. It doesn't matter if there was a gap in between. Another scenario- You worked for one employer for 8 months and another employer for 4 months. It still meets the minimum 12 month criteria.

Do you have a new job offer on hand or did you say 'yes' only on the basis that you are already working for past few months? If it was the later, you should have said no.

In-land spousal PR is not faster. It takes close to 24 months. Also, your timeline is very tight. I would recommend going with express entry.

Currently ITA's are issued for people with 481 points or more. Next draw can be next week or next month. There is no fixed pattern.

Hello All, I came to Canada on a student visa in 2010 and have been working since on a post-grad work permit. With the recent draw, I received the ITA under FSW category. I am also eligible to apply for in-land spousal sponsorship as my wife is a Canadian citizen (we got married July-2014). My...