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I mean, it might be considered that. I have no idea. You might want to find a consultant or lawyer with experience applying for the self-employed stream to see if you do indeed qualify. But if you are working for a company Express Entry is likely the easier path.

How does that work?

So there's no set date to the tours?

No I don't see it, sorry about any confusion. I assumed wrongly that you were asking about this situation due to fears about your PR renewal. If you're not concerned then you should submit the foreign bank statements.

Yes, you are. You can apply directly for a British passport. You need the following to apply: your long-form birth certificate listing your parent(s) names (both is better, but mother will do) your parents' British birth certificates your parents' marriage certificate. Hope this helps.

You have a couple of choices: UNHCR: https://www.unhcr.org/afghanistan.html Flying to Canada without travelling through a "safe third country" (but our borders are closed to non-essential travel now, so that will have to wait until the pandemic is better under control) Finding five Canadian...

The border is currently closed to non-essential travel. How do you get around that?

That's a good question. And I'm sorry to say I don't know the best answer. My guess is that information provided for your son's TRV cannot be used against your PR Card renewal application later, but I don't know if that's actually true. Do you currently meet the residence requirement? If...

David Cohen's site claims Ontario: https://www.cicnews.com/2020/02/ontario-invites-express-entry-candidates-from-10-skilled-occupations-0213731.html

This page https://www.justforcanada.com/in-demand-occupations-list.html (a private company) claims Nova Scotia, though the page hasn't been updated since last year, as far as I can tell.

It's not the government of Canada, it's the pool of candidates. The reason the cutoff was at 478 is because there were literally 4,500 candidates in the pool with CRS scores of 478 or over. (There are likely more than that; 4,500 is a very high number for a single draw.) I don't know these...

In normal circumstances, the answer would be yes, provided you have both a valid temporary resident visa (to get on the plane) and a valid work permit (to enter the country). However, please read this...

She should be in Canada when she submits the application but, if she's met the residency requirement, I guess she could submit in theory. I don't know what to tell you here, as I'm not sure if it would be bad if she submits it while she's overseas. Is she coming back soon?

There's no real way of knowing what will happen in 2021, especially given there's no vaccine yet. Here's we've charted the historical points cutoffs: https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entry-points-how-low-will-it-go The main factor is your competition: how many new candidates with scores...

If this is going to severely affect your chances for getting an ITA, you may want to speak to an immigration consultant or lawyer about it to see what you can do.

Ah okay. I believe you need to choose the the NOC Code that most closely resembles your actual job duties.

Yes, it's okay to move to Canada now. You can do so as long as your cards are valid. However, the longer you wait - the closer you are to failing to meet the residence requirement - the more of a hassle you will have at the border. If possible I would strongly suggest applying for your new PR...

So you went from a NOC A to a NOC B job? Do I understand that correctly? How long have you been in your current job?

Can you provide your ICCRC number for everyone? Thanks

10,000: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/sponsor-parents-grandparents/selected.html