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Sorry to say I think that's a question either for a consultant (RCIC) or lawyer or, perhaps, for IRCC (1-888-242-2100).

How are you sponsoring someone for a PNP? What is their relationship to you? Can you send me a link for the program?

Well, for inland you have to prove you live in Canada. If you mean proving your relationship, the documentation can be from another country as long as it is appropriately translated (though I think that's not applicable in your case). So if you are going "outland" without first personally...

What kind of sponsor are you talking about?

Let me try to answer your questions: No. If you sponsor him inland and you are residing in Canada at the time you submit the application, there is no requirement that you've been here for X months or years first. I think everyone is really behind. This application will take way longer than it...

Good luck

The score is definitely not quite high enough. But we don't really know what's going to happen going forward. There are have been very few Federal Skilled Worker draws (your category) since the pandemic started. There actually weren't any until August. It's possible that the combination of so...

I will try to answer these questions as best as I possibly can. I honestly don't know. If you've read this online it's probably pretty accurate. Crowd-sourced information on forums is likely more accurate than the "average" times provided by the government. The latter have been pretty...

It's a tough call. Under normal circumstances my answer would be "You're American, do Inland". But these are not normal circumstances, as you know. Outland is probably safer given your concerns. But, just so you know, there's no work permit in the outland process. You just have to wait until...

I'm sorry to say I honestly don't know. The EE profile is just a profile, it's not an official application. They will make the decision as to give you PR based upon your application, not on your EE profile. So it might be fine to just provide the correct information now, rather than...

No, the score you see is the score you get. There is a different rating system for the Federal Skilled Worker program but that is out of 100. So if you get IELTS 8 (which is CLB 9) and you get 124 points for language you would have a score of 436?

Well please speak to a divorce lawyer first. (Or, if you can't afford a lawyer, speak to a legal clinic.) I'm not 100% sure what the conditions are. But my understanding from speaking to other people in your situation is that there is a process for those who are essentially separated but whose...

You mean for a foreigner to date a Canadian?

Basically you have to Know somebody who is in a position to hire you or help you get hired Have a unique sill set that not enough Canadians possess (education and work experience) OR Be willing to take a job in a place in which Canadians don't really want to work. Otherwise Canadian employers...

That's a good question and I'm sorry to say I don't know the answer. Those are pretty good NOC codes so I suspect that all of them make you look good. My guess would be to use the appropriate NOC code for each job regardless of any potential points benefit, just so you are being as accurate as...

Canada allows you to divorce your spouse if you have not had contact with him in a year. So you could file for divorce here. Alternatively you could choose "legally separated" and re-submit with a letter of explanation and the documents you've listed. (You won't be the first woman in this...

Glad to hear it

I'm sorry to say I have no idea if this is correct. Can you ask your lawyer for the page online you can read the policy? Another thing you could do is contact the OINP directly and ask if it's true.

We just wrote something about it, though it doesn't apply to IEC as far as I know: https://www.immigroup.com/news/stay-canada-legally-during-pandemic

The best thing anyone can do in this situation is to contact someone else from the company, rather than the person you are dealing with. (Or, if you're dealing with a recruiter or consultant, contact the company directly.) You can just be honest about it and say you're just trying to confirm the...