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I agree with that statement. However, countries cannot apply different rules for some people. The Canadian charter says that everyone is equal before that law, but in case of some celebrities they are able to enter despite their criminal past. There's no legal justification for this and it is...

It was not classified as serious at the time of older postings back in 2018. It is now classified as serious. Just to clarify my early points, I never meant it was okay to commit DUI. It is never okay to commit any type of offense whether minor or serious as we all know that is against the law...

You are admissible to Canada. Being arrested for an offense or it being regarded as criminal where it happened makes no difference to Canada, as long as it does not have an equivalent offense in Canada. Put in simple terms, if you had been driving at unsafe speeds in Canada you would not be...

distance learning or traditional on-campus teaching makes no difference. What matters is that the university and the degree program is recognized by WES. You have to check in WES website and see if your school is listed or not.

It is effectively 36(1)b. The rejection letter was just a template that was not updated. PRs do not lose status for things happened before they became PRs, only if they misrepresented their application. For citizenship it will only delay their eligibility. If they commit DUI on or after Dec 18...

No need for a lawyer your case is simple just proceed by yourself

You have education points equivalent to masters degree. I am not sure about your work experience when did you become qualified to do your job? The previous rejection has to be mentioned in your application as you were included in that application. It will have no effect on your new application...

The border refusal will not affect your application in any way. You also don't have to explain why you were refused or include any passport stamps. All is needed from you is to check yes for the question and mention in your letter of explanation the date and place of the refusal. Schedule A is...

Wrong.

Yes you were refused entry. Yes it is in their system along with the details of everyone who was in the car. In your e-APR and schedule A background declaration you must declare this refusal and note the reason/explanation. If you omit to declare it, you will have a bigger problem and become...

The amount of time it takes you to complete the degree is irrelevant. If the degree is designed as a 1 year degree or more but you complete it in 6 months that's fine, you will still get assessment for it as 1 year degree.

Make sure your degree is recognized before you study

WES assesses all your educational credentials that does not mean that you must attain bachelor degree before masters degree. If you only have bachelors degree you will get a WES certificate stating 4 years. If you have bachelors and masters degree you will get a WES certificate stating 4 years...

The officer is being hard on you, I've never seen such an interpretation of the question to include past charges. However, from a purely grammatical perspective he or she is correct as they can breakdown the question into parts the last of which asks if you ever been a subject of any criminal...

Can you put the procedural fairness letter you received here and remove your personal information or any numbers..etc.

You are correct in your answer, however this question appears in this form only in the schedule A document. The question on the EE form (if you have applied through Express Entry) asks if you have been arrested or charged, even if there were no subsequent convictions. In any case, there is a...

In the US being arrested is the same as being charged, since police officers take up the role of prosecutors. But in any case, the question on schedule A relates to current or pending charges. There is one more question at the bottom which asks if you have been detained, your answer should be...

In what country did you marry your relative? You don't have any criminal records for the UK as what you have committed is an immigration violation and not a penal offense. You still have to declare that you were asked to leave the UK due to violating visa conditions and also mention if you were...

The PCC is valid as long as you no longer live in that country after it was issued.

City is not optional. In fact you must also write the reason why you visited each city.