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She need to have status wherever she is when you submit the application. So, if her status has expired and she is now ineligible to renew it, she has to leave and attempt to re-enter.

What's the argument?

That's a tough question because I don't know how common it is in Canada to get a Master's Degree without a Bachelor's degree. I know there are dual Bachelors degrees, where you get a Bachelor and a professional degree in the amount of time you'd normally get a Bachelor's, but I'm not sure if...

Thanks for sharing that.

Ah okay. I must be looking at an old version of the points weighting. I don't know if you can submit multiple ECA requests at once. But, if you can afford to (and are allowed) maybe that would be the best route, given how long it will take for one of them. I don't know what else to say, I'm...

Well your transcript is supposed to go directly from the university to WES but they mail you the assessment (as far as I know). So you need to provide an address where you will get it.

You're welcome. Good luck!

Hi there, This is a Canadian immigration website. We sometimes help Canadians and Americans claim British citizenship inherited through parents. However, we don't know much about immigrating to the US, I'm sorry to say. All I can point you to is this...

You may have to just keep trying to call them. Alternatively you can submit a Case Specific Enquiry: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

I'm confused. I thought you get 112 points for a post-second degree and 126 for a professional degree, which is a 14 point difference. Why is it 41?

I responded to your other post. Sorry to say I have no idea. You should speak to a lawyer or a consultant (RCIC). Immigroup can help: [email protected] https://www.immigroup.com/contact

So: you can definitely travel to Canada until your PR Cards expire. The issue is what will happen when you get to the port of entry. There are three possibilities: You will be let in without incident You will be let in with the understanding that when you renew your PR Cards they will be...

Sorry to hear that. How long has it been?

I answered your other post

So we're talking about 112 vs. 126 points, right? 14 points is not really a drastic change, though I can understand that if your score is going to be 455 with 112 (as an example) and 469 with 126 (again, as an example) it could make a big difference given the cut offs right now. (On the other...

Let me try to answer your questions: I suspect you will have trouble with the Super Visa application because you are not in Canada. I don't know that for sure, but that's my (somewhat) educated guess. Yes, because you are a PR even if you are not currently in Canada. Please remember you need to...

Sorry to say I have no idea.

No, your children do not need to be included, because they are citizens. (If they do not have passports, you should get those passports ASAP.) Yes, remove yourselves from the application. You shouldn't be there.

When does your work permit expire? If your work permit expires in more than 30 days, you can apply for more time for your PGWP. You do not need an LMIA if you are eligible for the PGWP.

It depends what they mean, right? Do they mean draws you're eligible for or draws period? Because, as you pointed out, there were draws in January: https://www.alberta.ca/ainp-processing-times-inventory.aspx#jumplinks-3 The other thing is, does this consultancy work with an RCIC (Regulated...