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If the question isn't listed as required, then you can skip it. Sorry I have never filled out these forms before so without a form number I can't look at the form to give you more information.

Here you can see how you prove to IRCC you have the money: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/proof-funds.html I'm not sure why CRA would tax you for money you have already earned. You have to report that money - because...

Do you have a form number?

I think your wife should fill out an Express Entry profile to see how many points she can get to see if she can immigrate to Canada without a job offer and then you can come with her.

You're trying to prove this to CRA or IRCC?

What are you applying for?

I don't know the answer to your question but I suspect the answer is no. The UK has drastically reduced its overseas passport processing, and probably outright eliminated it. To use Canada as an example: at one point all Canadian UK passport applications were accepted in Ottawa, then in...

Hi, Let me try to answer your questions: With that score you will need a job offer from a Canadian employer, or a PNP nomination, as you say. You should look at the PNP programs for less popular/populous provinces to see if you can meet the requirements of any of them. You won't be able to...

Let me try to answer your questions: It depends. There are a couple of possibilities. They discover you cannot meet the residence requirement in time and revoke your PR status on the spot. They discover you have not met the residence requirement but let you in. When you do apply for a new PR...

So right now the border is closed and so visas will not be approved. Under normal circumstances this is usually the process: The fiance would apply for a visitor visa to Canada with an invitation letter from your daughter. If it's approved he would come here to visit her (not to marry her) then...

This is not how it works. It's how German citizenship (sort of) works, for example, but not British. In your initial summary, the great grandfather is British and the grandfather is British (provided the great grandfather and great grandmother were married at the time of his birth). Nobody else...

Absolutely we can. However, if you need to send hard copies of your documents you should specify to our office that you will send them directly to Durham, UK yourself. Sending them here first would be a waste of money.

That should be good, as long as it contains all the information listed in the document checklist/application guide.

Are you applying for PR? What category?

So you should have received a decision by April. But the offices closed sometime in March, which is when the State of Emergency was declared in most provinces here. This office is in Nova Scotia so, off the top of my head, I don't know when they started working from home. The other thing is that...

There's no way this would ever happen. There's no legal mechanism to make it happen. Unfortunately it's impossible to prove a negative.

You're waiting for an ITA or are you waiting for approval for your application? For ITAs: there were no FST or FSW draws during the first 4 ish months of the pandemic but they have resumed. As for actual applications: offices have been closed. Everyone was working from home and most probably...

Not unless they have your permission to do so. For example, when renewing your PR Card, you are asked to give your permission for IRCC to contact CRA.

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Who issued the certificate?