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Certainly there's no harm in trying. But you should try to find someone who's done this before, successfully, and see if they can give you any pointers.

Once the border restrictions are lifted it will still be very unlikely that he will get a visa. If he applies before you submit your sponsorship application, he will only be approved he can conslusively demonstrate his intention to return to Nigeria. If you've already submitted the sponsorship...

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Well, if you open a bank account together now and apply tomorrow, it won't look great. But it's better than not having one, as far as I know. The more joint accounts/bills you have, the more your relationship looks real.

Ah, so this could be a problem. The big question then, is where your mother was living when these colonies became independent - 1964 for Zambia and Malawi, 1965 for Zimbabwe. (If she is from Zimbabwe the situation is more complicated than Zambia and Malawi, or at least that is my understanding.)...

You need joint accounts (lease, bills, etc.), you need more photos, and you need a notarized statutory declaration of your common law status. Outland would normally require that you are married. And you could just marry, as that would remove the need to prove common law status.

If your PR Card is still valid, then the answer is yes.

You need to Register as a British Citizen first. You can learn about how here: https://www.immigroup.com/register-british-citizen

Do you know what kind of nationality she held? Does it say "British Citizen", "British National", "British Overseas Citizen" or anything like that?

Let me try to answer your questions: You can see the government fees here: https://www.immigroup.com/family-class-sponsorship-canada#Costs You have to show the money in your bank account and that you are making money. A Notice of Assessment plus some bank statements may be sufficient. The list...

You can still apply for Express Entry with a job in Quebec.

A lawyer or consultant should know if there's any legal way to work for a foreign employer in Canada when you don't have PR or citizenship.

You're welcome. Good luck.

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Hi, I am not super familiar with the Manitoba program but my understanding is you get more points for not living in Winnipeg, i.e. they are trying to encourage people like you to move to other cities, because they need immigrants in communities outside of Winnipeg. Here are some details about...

This is a good question and a tough one. I don't believe the government wants you here if you are working for a foreign company, but I could be wrong about that. You are not technically supposed to work as a visitor (it's illegal) but if the employer is in your home country, that is a gray...

Here is the point system for Express Entry: https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entrys-comprehensive-rating-system And here is the point system for Federal Skilled Worker: https://www.immigroup.com/news/thinks-your-high-crs-score-enough-fsw-think-again You need to satisfy both unless you...

You need 1,560 hours per year for it to count.

Well I'm just the forum admin, so I don't know myself. An RCIC or lawyer who has helped many people get visitor visas may be able to help you figure it out. You should wait until the border re-opens, though.

So apparently there has been a change. For years the COPR/Record of Landing/Landing Paper was acceptable proof of status only many employees of many organizations refused to honour it. We used to suggest that you go to the office with a print-off of the relevant page on IRCC's website and be...