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Do you have family in Canada? I would speak to a RCIC (immigration consultant) or a lawyer about this. They may be able to help you to put forward a better application. Once the border has re-opened, of course.

Then you should be good. You will have to provide evidence of her citizenship and your cohabitation when you renew.

Yes, it's true. But you have to be living together all the time. So your wife needs to be in the US full time, residing at the same address. Make sense?

You should contact a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or a lawyer. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

You should take more time, as much as you can. We suggest at least a year more than the minimum, if you can stand to be without a PR Card for that long. The longer you wait to renew, the less likely your application will be investigated and, therefore, delayed. (Also, if you can wait out the...

So, before I say anything else: the border is closed to all non-essential travel through the end of this month at least. If this visit isn't essential he's not getting a visa. The rest of my answer assumes normal conditions: We have a guide on exactly what to write...

So 2 weeks is pretty standard processing time for a PRTD before the pandemic. I assume processing is much slower now. In the normal course of things, you would have applied to Accra. So it's possible that's where your application is. You can find the contact information here...

I don't believe so but here is their site: https://novascotiaimmigration.com/move-here/

I suspect it's net, but you should ask an immigration consultant or lawyer about this. (Or you can try calling IRCC at 1-888-242-2100 but I don't know if they'll be able to answer your question if you get through.)

It sounds like 2.5 plus .75 years, as far as I can tell

So, to your first question: you should both fill out Express Entry profiles including the other as a spouse and see who has the most points. (That is, provided you both qualify to immigrate as skilled workers.) This way you can increase your chances of getting an ITA. If the offence wasn't...

Not it doesn't.

It doesn't exist any more. It used to be 28 but that law was repealed a long time ago. Still, if you apply for the citizenship certificate and passport now (well, post pandemic), that will make things easier for your child later.

438 is still quite low compared to the historical cutoffs.

Thanks for sharing.

Are they really? That's good to know.

Just answered your other post. The short answer is that the chances are not good.

I'm sorry to say the chances are not good unless you can get a job offer or a provincial nomination. The cut-off score hasn't dropped that slow in a few years. There's also this option: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/self-employed.html...

I think this is likely a question for an immigration consultant or a lawyer. But my guess would be you would want to go with the NOC code which describes your actual work, rather than the one which you were supposed to do. But I could wrong about that.

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