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Yeah, I believe the call centre is closed due to COVID-19. All non-essential offices are in most parts of Canada at the moment.

Here is the public statement: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-special-measures.html

Okay. I'm not sure what I can add. I guess you just have to make the decision whether or to apply all at once now or later or to do two separate applications.

As requested I answered your question privately.

This is a Canadian website. I'm sorry to say we don't know much about American Green Cards.

These points are only available through certain PNPs, not through the federal program. Each province has different rules. Off the top of my head I believe some of them might consider an aunt close enough of a relation. But the points are not much.

Personally, I don't exactly understand why doing two separate applications is better than one, unless you are particularly anxious to have PR status sooner rather than later. I think, regardless of whether you do two applications or one, it is likely going to be a lot easier (inland or outland)...

Which program are referring to?

Oh I'm sorry, you're not in Canada yet. My mistake. A few years ago we wrote an article about some tricks you can try: https://www.immigroup.com/news/how-call-citizenship-and-immigration-canada-outside-canada Don't know if any of them still work. I wouldn't spend too much time on IRCC. They...

Oh I didn't mean IRCC. They can only answer general questions about application status and would likely not be able to help. I meant paying for assistance from a legal professional.

I'd speak to a lawyer or consultant (RCIC) about that.

Ah, I think I see now. From a custody perspective it would indeed be easier for you to wait until she is 18. Whatever worries about her part of the sponsorship application should mostly go away then, right? From reading the conversation, though, it does seem as though you are entitled to take...

This looks official: https://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/occupations-in-alberta/occupations-in-demand/

Is he in Canada right now? How would he be eligible for an open work permit? If he can find his NOC code here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/find-national-occupation-code.html I can offer some additional advice.

I'm sorry to say I don't know what you should do. This is very surprising to me and doesn't make a lot of sense. I have a few guesses: One thing you could do is to contact a Canadian university (or two) which offers an equivalent program and ask them if they know anything. It likely depends...

Here are the ways someone can immigrate to Canada: As a skilled worker (through Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades or a PNP program) As a skilled worker with Canadian work experience (through CEC or a PNP program) Sponsored by a spouse, parent (not applicable in this case) or...

What is your CRS score? I have a dumb question: does the Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians of Canada (or equivalent provincial body) not provide ECAs because your diplomas are already recognized by default? (I don't think this is true, I just wondered if it could be.) So MCC told you to...

I don't know why it would be better to apply separately. Was the idea for you to be sponsored first and then, once you are sponsored, you would sponsor your daughter? I'd be curious to see the conversation if you have the link. I've certainly never heard of this being "better" but I am just the...

Ah okay. I'm sorry to say I'm just the admin of the forum. I've never actually used the system. You might want to hire someone to help you. Alternatively you can try posting in https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ to see if anyone can figure out your error...

The letter is your only option, it seems. Provide as much detail and documentation as possible. (You are the person being sponsored, right?)