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Hi, I am not a lawyer or Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, so take what I say with a grain of salt: if you had already left the country this would seem to not fit the question so you should be able to answer "No". But you need to be careful about this. Presumably your residence was...

I wasn't saying the LICO applies. I was suggesting you use it as a guide to figuring out how much money you should show you have. There is a financial requirement but it is unstated. I do not know the rates at which people are denied for not being able to afford sponsorship, but it happens. If...

Thanks for keeping us posted and I hope you get an answer sooner rather than later. (Ideally, I hope you just get your ITA.)

Well the calculation is different depending upon how many people are sponsored. In this case there are 5 so the amount of money they'd want her to have is much higher than if it was just you. This is out od date, but you can get some idea of the amounts here...

So if you are supporting both of you and that's clear then they likely don't require her to prove she can support you.

Hi, Good question. I wouldn't be surprised if this is part of the procedure, i.e. the nomination means you do not have to accept it. But that is just a wild guess on my part. The first thing I would do is take a breath a wait a few days, see if anything changes. As you know, things are...

So you're legally working in Canada?

So she does not need a specific amount of money but she needs to show she can afford it. The amount of money is at the officer's discretion. Did you submit a new application to show your children were accompanying?

This https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/standard-requirements/language-requirements/requirements-provincial-nominees.html suggests to me that you are exempt. Can you contact the PNP to verify? (I'm sure you'll...

Hi again, I'm really not sure because ESL courses are not normally accepted for, say, study permits, so I'm not sure they would also qualify for immigration. But if he already got the ITA I'm not sure he needs it. I'm sorry to say I think this is a question for a consultant (RCIC) or lawyer...

Yeah I'm sorry I can't give you more detailed information. I think it's safe to say that paper applications likely aren't being done at all and online applications would be getting priority (simply because, in theory, they can be worked on from home). But beyond that, I have no idea. It's...

EE. You need a job offer for the AIPP.

I don't know for sure but I believe they are assessing what level the degrees are equivalent to in Canada, not how well he did.

The website has general details: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors-foreign-workers-students.html

There are some but you have to be NOC 0, A or B, I believe. Anything lower than that I believe you need a job offer. However, I haven't read through all the programs lately.

Is his passport actually lost/stolen?

This is a special case and I honestly don't know how they would evaluate such a change.

The moment you land and receive your PR status you have essentially the same rights as a Canadian citizen (with a few exceptions). So you can definitely change jobs once you are a PR. The issue is intent: when you agreed tot he job offer and used it to attain PR, did you plan on never working...

Here is an overall guide: https://www.immigroup.com/family-class-sponsorship-canada We also have numerous articles in our news section at https://www.immigroup.com/news