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If you're doing PGWP, I would recommend considering the CEC class as a path to PR. I'm happy to help if you have questions.

You need to inform Immigration Canada, but as long as you are at an approved DLI you are ok on your study permit. I do advise making sure that the program you are in is eligible for PGWP if that's the path you want to go after graduation, not all programs are eligible. Also, make sure you adhere...

It can also have to do with how complete the submission file is, how good the documentation is, whether the new or old portal was used (new portal is faster), complexity of the application, and so on.

Another alternative might be to ask for a LOA, you can be away up to 150 days if ok'd by your DLI.

Yes, you should, and note that there is a strict upload limit of 2mg so you may have to compress some files.

If you've made the correct choices in program and work experience, etc, you can be eligible for CEC through your PGWP experience.

Absolute must is that you use a licensed Immigration consultant, you should always verify with the CICC https://college-ic.ca/protecting-the-public/find-an-immigration-consultant - I sent you a PM with more details.

You're very welcome. Our job as your consultant is to create the best application package for you, with the strongest rationale, citing legal precedent if needed, along with the most complete documentation - you need explanation not just of the field change, but why you want to pursue courses...

Hi - this was my response to another posters question earlier today, I'm pasting here as well as it may be helpful to you, there's no way to say how long any specific case takes to process but these pointers may help you understand what your application needs to have in order to get a positive...

Hi there, the opportunity to come study in Canada offers huge benefits that can lead to employment and permanent residency in Canada, but you need to make sure that many criteria are met, and that you follow the correct guidelines if your end goal is to live and work in Canada. Just a few tips...

Go through each of the job description duties to decide which one aligns with your position - if you look on the bottom right of each page you can also see the Career Handbook profiles which might also be helpful...

Read through the details of the listing using the link below to see that the main duties of the job align with yours, along with the Employment requirements and exclusions. https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NocProfile?objectid=uSzBscPUpnD%2FtIHmYZbYdEwUBA%2FSRs8bGphNzg9%2F%2BiE%3D

Getting a letter of experience from your previous auto insurance company can act as proof, and as accident-free (if that's the case) years towards your new insurance.

You must include all your family members even if they are not coming to Canada with you. This includes: spouse or partner dependent children dependent children of dependent children (grandchildren) Also, for you to become a permanent resident, all your family members must pass a medical exam...

Assuming you want to move to Alberta? IQAS is an Alberta government service. You should create an account in the IQAS portal: https://iqas.labour.alberta.ca/FACS/External/ApplicationRequest

You do not have to meet the funds requirement if you were invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class. The system currently asks all applicants to provide a proof of funds document. If you don’t need to provide proof of funds, you must upload a letter explaining either that you have...

First and foremost, of course you must tell the truth. In assessing your residency obligation as a sponsor, officers will consider whether the prospective sponsor: • maintains a residence in Canada; • has spouse and/or children resident in Canada; • has assets in Canada; • pays Canadian income...

Thank you so much. We've sent off the web form, let's see what happens!

We got a notice of approval, but my son's fiancee did not end up coming. Are we meant to notify the cic and withdraw the sponsorship? Would we get any fees back?

Thank you!