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Only Canadians or Permanent Residents should sign a letter of invitation for a visitor visa, you guys are on work permits. But tourist visa has worked for a number of people. Do not apply for a supervise, just a regular visitor visa.

St. Clair College, Canadore College, Lambton College

You guys are right, I was thinking about bridging open as being same as any open work permit. But there are a lot of restrictions

you can apply together as family members at the same time

Not true. Submitting a PR application on Express Entry would qualify him/her for a bridging open work permit. That would be a good opportunity to correct the previous deficiency which was refused since he/she probably submitted an application that was missing an LMIA where one was required and...

For high-wage LMIA, advertising has to occur for 3 month before even applying so the timeline has definitely changed. It is 80 business days processing time for high-wage LMIA stream and 49 business days processing time for permanent residence stream. Unless you are in the top 10% wage earners...

yes. Airport too if you make an appointment

did you get invited to apply on Express Entry? Meaning you have an ITA or do you have an expression of interest from a province? If on Express Entry, Restore for a bridging open work permit before Feb 15th together with your acknowledgement of receipt letter for the PR application which you will...

calling is one way, another way is doing a webform request for a new one to be issued. 20 days is long but it has been freezing temperatures of -40 in Edmonton and I don't know if they force post people to work in those conditions (probably not, they are unionized!). Might still be coming

You would not get a rejection because of passport validity in itself. But Canada does not issue visas beyond passport validity so you would need to extend your study permit later with a new passport. Or alternatively, you can apply for a new passport now and avoid having to apply for a study...

I think that she should visit you before applying for sponsorship, not after. You spent a very short time together. Showing that there is some stability to this relationship through repeat visits will form your strongest evidence. Yes they can still refuse you even if you provide proof...

Yes I am saying you still need to pay $1040 and you still need to do biometrics again and pay $85 biometrics fee too. There was a change in the law as of December 3, 2019 regarding biometrics for inside Canada applicants. Because of that, when you transition from temporary to permanent status...

you don't pay any fees on Express Entry until you get an ITA. Creating a profile is free until you submit your complete PR application. Don't forget biometrics fees that now apply to everybody inside and outside of Canada!

you cannot extend an LMIA that expired in May last year. Your employer would need to re-apply for a new LMIA and do recruitment and advertising again following the same procedures as before from the beginning.

when you go into your online account and look at your approval letter, check the top left where it will say the address to which your work permit was mailed. Make sure that address is correct. Just in case... I had a case previously where it was mailed to a completely wrong address that was not...

I can suggest that your wife should visit you again in Pakistan a few times before you apply for sponsorship. Also your proof should be exhaustive in the application, because as everybody has already suggested, refusal on the grounds of marriage of convenience is a strong possibility

The key to assessing the conjugal partnership category is that neither common-law partner status nor marriage is possible, usually because of marital status or sexual orientation, combined with an immigration barrier.

Has anybody ever submitted an LMIA application with advertising proof that is substantially longer than the 3 month program requirement? I have been advertising for close to 8 months already. Wondering if they look at the entire term or just the 3 month prior to application? It was 8 month...