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It depends upon the provincial nominee program. Which province are you looking at? Also, if you hire someone to help you, you will obviously have to pay a lot more. You pay the fees ahead of time, regardless of whether or not your application is accepted.

Sorry, I didn't see the different cut-offs

Right here: https://www.immigratemanitoba.com/category/mpnp-notices/eoi-draw/

It sounds like you are eligible for an ITA. The last cut off was 526, well below your score. Of course you have to qualify for the appropriate program.

The medical is usually later in the process. However, due to the pandemic, it's entirely possible it will expire before the application is approved and she will need a new one.

Let me try to answer your questions: As far as I know, IRCC is skeptical of work experience in a family business because the occupation is not merit-based. You need to get a letter of employment confirming you were working when you don't have the pay stubs. Hope this helps.

It's 2 years out of 5 years for PR; 3 years out of 5 for citizenship. Officially you have to fulfill the residency requirement to maintain status. However, in reality, you only have to fulfill it when you apply for your next PR Card.

Yes, you can apply from anywhere in the world where you have status.

No idea. But there's no harm in trying.

I don't know if there's any requirement there. They actually want people to settle outside of Winnipeg. But, to be sure, you can email the MPNP and see ask them.

Let me try to answer your questions: I don't know why they would reject your degree. They might value the work experience differently, though. That I'm sorry to say I don't know. You could try providing an explanation letter about this if you're really worried about it.

Hi, British citizenship doesn't automatically help you immigrate to Canada. What do you and your wife do for a living?

Is he a citizen or a permanent resident? If so, then he's eligible to support you: https://www.immigratemanitoba.com/immigrate-to-manitoba/swo/swo-eligibility/

You should use your current address. If you're concerned it will be a problem given the passport address just add an explanation to your application saying you moved.

You're welcome. Good luck.

Good luck

We have a webpage answering this question https://www.immigroup.com/marrying-and-sponsoring-indian-citizen but, unfortunately, it hasn't been updated in some time. The man can contact the local authorities for more details or the woman can contact the Indian embassy or consulate nearest her.

You should withdraw your application. You should have done it when you broke up. Canada has penalties for misrepresentation on immigration applications. This means that, if you are caught misrepresenting yourself here, you might not be able to get PR at a future date.

So, you still have PR status if you never renounced. In normal times you could try to enter Canada by car (from the US) with your Record of Landing/Landing Paper and see if you could keep your status. However, this could be a lot harder during the pandemic. Your choices: Travel to the US and...