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well reputed Humber College :o You have bachelors degree? If not, then you are not eligible.

One year. You have to submit your profile again after one year of applying.

Both. 1560 hours and 52 weeks. So sorry man, but you are two weeks short under CIC's terms.

How is rental money easily liquidized? You do not have possession of the funds at present. It is promised to you in future, but your tenants can not choose to pay you in future. Rental money owed to you in future is not a proof of funds. By this logic, everyone having a job is a future millionaire.

Apologies for mis-understanding. But I guess your first post did not mention this information, and there is still a bit that seems hidden. Did you move to UK on a company transfer? When were you last in Canada? For your case, it will be determining what is your primary place of residence. And...

You are still in safe place though, just make a new profile. Check everything before and after submission. And in the next draw, you are getting an invitation for sure. It feels bad to get a rejection, but you are in very safe position. Now apply before Alberta industry takes any further tumble...

You can withdraw the profile. And then you can create a new one.

Your friend is legally entitled to remain in Canada until work permit expires. He cannot take another job though, because it is a closed work permit. He will have to reapply for work permit if he gets new job. He will run into complications if he leaves and tries to re-enter Canada based on this...

You are not a resident of Canada. You have not lived here. You don't have a Canadian health card, and you are not eligible to get one. Youhaven't paid any utility bill here or have had any other services. I don't know why you think having a work permit means your residence is Canada. You have...

Yes you can. When you get PR, withdraw the other file.

maybe this link will help you:- But I would guess that you were unemployed for that period. I think CIC only considers self employed experience in only certain categories...

HR thinks a bit forward. If you get a document saying what your roles were, and the document is validated by a manager, then tomorrow you can prove through your co-workers testimonies that the work you did was actually not related. (Because actual work is very hard to quantify in fixed roles)...

So use that document. No company will give you or even allow a manager to sign anything other than a fixed template. Nobody is going to risk for you. If the document is internal and can be made external, use that document to prove your role.

You are not convicted. True. But you admitted guilt. And links I provided above say that for CIC, admission of guilt means you partook in a criminal activity. A detailed link, with cases going before a judge:- http://visalawcanada.blogspot.ca/2011/09/work-permit-holder-granted-conditional.html...

How does that matter?

Conditional discharge will remain on your file for 3 years. You will be safe after the conviction is removed from your record. Because according to this alwyer, conditional discharge will interfere with citizenship. https://www.pardons.org/pardons-canada-criminal-record-interfere-citizenship/...

How much were you making? Because this can help you appropriate the number of hours. Was that your sole income? Were you able to sustain yourself on that income? Were you working the same hours as a regular guy would do? If not, the periods you were not working full-time or on low income will be...

Because HR. If they provide the letter now, they are opening themselves up for a lawsuit. This is why only offer letter contains your duties. All big companies pull this kind of stuff.

As I told you have to be either married or in common law. There is no other way to bring a partner, CIC won't accept justification for a conjugal partner because otherwise the system will be abused a lot. Well we aren't lawyers. These questions are better suited for a lawyer.

I thought any applications submitted after October 2014 have been returned back.