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Ok, thanks everyone! Now I can rest easy :)

It was addressed to "The residents of". I own my house so it couldn't have been going to a landlord and I am the only person living at the address. I ended up calling Elections Alberta and they just removed me from the list. I inquired about legal repercussions and the lady told me "don't sweat...

Not sure if this is posted in the right forum, but I don't quite know where else to turn to ask this question. Yesterday on May 29th we had the provincial elections in Alberta. I have been a PR since 2018. Elections Alberta had mailed me a voter pass to my home address. I am the only person...

Hello, I have a question. If I am on a temporary 1 year work permit and have worked for a Canadian employer ever since I landed, how and where do I file my tax returns? Should I do this before going back to my home country? Do I even have to do this as a temporary resident? I also have a bank...

I received my CELPIP score as well: L: 11 R: 12 S: 9 W: 8 Indeed, that stupid 8 is costing me 45 CRS points on my PR application! How ridiculous is that! If my W was a 9 I would've had 45 points extra. I purchased re-evaluation for Writing only. What are the chances of my writing getting...

You can also upload it under additional documents. Add an explanatory letter and include a screenshot of the second form.

Exactly that. The LMIA is an application to prove to CIC that there is no Canadian candidate available for the job and the University has been posting their vacancy for a longer period of time on different job boards, had interviews with candidates but didn't find them fitting for the job etc...

Do you have work experience in IT? Ever considered Express Entry under the Federal Skilled Workers program?

First of all, there is a difference between 'boyfriend' and just a 'friend'. Which of the two is it? When you call it your boyfriend upon arrival, the border officer might assume you have a love relationship with him. This could raise a red flag and the officer will most likely redirect you to...

I don't understand what the two countries have to do with each other... I don't think people on a Canadian immigration forum are able to give you proper advice about Singapore.

Did you take a look at this website?: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=426&top=16 As long as they are eligible, there should be no difference in applying both at the same time or separate.

You will need the LMIA before you can submit your Closed Work Permit application. Because LMIA is used for closed permits, you are entitled to work only for that particular company. During your work permit application you have to provide details, such as application numbers, regarding the LMIA...

There is no black and white rule to answer your question. This is entirely up to the CBSA border officer when he enters the country how long of a stay your boyfriend is granted. Theoretically, the only rule is no longer than 6 months as a visitor but there are no rules describing whether this be...

In addition to what Scylla already said, I have noticed that Canada (more than Europe) only lets people in who can really contribute something to the country and economy. Unlike Europe, where all borders are open and you can literally just walk in and ask for a residence permit, over here there...

You have to submit a new application to get the document renewed.

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My case is very specific and I can't find this on any general webpage. In June 2016 I moved from Europe to Alberta on a Working Holiday open work permit. I am an IT engineer and my former employer in Europe hired me as a contractor to work for them remotely from Canada. I did not register a...

Hello everyone, I am badly in need of some advise and hope somebody with experience can help me out. I am currently residing in Canada on a Working Holiday visa with an Open Work Permit. I work in Canada for a Canadian employer in IT. I am a systems analyst which is NOC level B. I have less...

I spoke to someone of ICBC on the phone again. This time they told me that I do need to change my license within 6 months and because they have an agreement with my home country I can swap it on the spot and don't even require a BC address. I asked the guy on the phone to please send this answer...

This is actually all there is to say about it. You moved after you worked for the money you got which means that Canada has no rights whatsoever on income tax over money you made outside of Canada and not as a Canadian resident.