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I'm sorry to say this is the best I can do: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=799&top=23

Um, you don't have the right country.

What you've uploaded appears to be a ticket to a bar on College Street in May. (Who knows if they will be allowed to be open by then.) This is not an invitation letter in any sense.

So the consultants got back to me and said they just had a PRTD approved in 5 business days. I don't know the details about the applicant's situation except that it involve H&C like yours. If you want to speak to them, please email [email protected]. Keep in mind, due to how long...

Please look at this thread if you haven't already: https://www.immigroup.com/forum/index.php?threads/application-pending-to-be-entered-in-the-ee-pool.14759/#post-20096

Good luck.

Yes, always submit the most recent version of the form. Better safe than sorry.

As long as you're on a valid work permit, you can stay where you are.

Usually she completes the majority of it and then sends it to you to submit. She can use a courier.

So they haven't done very many during the pandemic and none similar to your situation so I'm sorry to say they can't give you odds. Though they can of course help with the application if that's the route you want to go.

Hi, In normal times, you would have a few options: Apply for PRTDs, see if they are approved or your status is revoked, and figure out how to go from there. (In your case they would very likely be rejected.) Fly to the US and drive to Canada with your COPRs/Records of Landing and attempt to...

You're welcome. Good luck.

Yes, if you qualify: https://www.alberta.ca/ainp.aspx

You should never lie however if you mention he's your boyfriend you and he both have to convince the IRCC official that your boyfriend isn't coming here to get married and be sponsored for PR. He will need a return ticket and proof of his ties to his home country (job, lease, etc.). You should...

You or she should contact WES to find out if it's an issue.

Let me try to answer your questions: You can mention that he has applied for a study permit already. I believe your applications will be treated as "non-accompanying spouse" because you are both applying for your own study permits. You have to apply for TRVs for your children. You can write a...

If there is manual review, they will absolutely not be done on weekends, FYI. Any changes today?

Likely not. If your parents were in Guyana at independence they likely lost their British citizenship at the moment.

Don't you want to come to Canada under the Federal Skilled Trades program? https://www.immigroup.com/skilled-trades-stream It's also through Express Entry. Does the lawyer not know about this? No inconvenience. We're here to help...

I'm confused, you applied for PR and an open work permit for accompanying your spouse who is applying for PR? I'm I correct?