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Hi, It depends upon what happened at Irish independence. For example, with UK colonies' independence, most British subjects became citizens of the new countries. But I don't know what happened at Irish independence. Ireland is a special case, anyway, though so I think there is a decent chance...

I'm sorry to say I have no idea. I suspect having two Master's Degrees, one of which is from Canada, would be more valuable than a foreign Master's Degree and a Canadian diploma, but that is just a guess.

Off the top of my head I don't believe she's allowed to flagpole for this particular situation. Moreover, it's an inland application which is a little dicey at the border. (Basically: she's supposed to be sponsored from abroad and she's not supposed to enter Canada with the intention of getting...

I'm sorry to say this is your answer then: Public processing time information is a lot worse than it used to be. (Blame the Liberals.) https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html And I don't know to what extent it varies by case...

Invitation letters are only for visitors. You need a job offer from a Canadian employer if you want to work here. https://www.immigroup.com/news/how-get-job-offer-canadian-employer

Yeah but when did you submit the case specific inquiry form? If you submitted it before the 12th, they may have ignored it. If you submitted it after, it could indicate they are behind.

I mean, that has to be up to you. What do you want to study? Where do you want to study?

Yeah it could. The good news is "processing" is not a rejection or a notice that the application is incomplete. So that's...something.

Your highest degree at least

When did you submit the form? Was it a while ago? If so it could just be they are very far behind.

I'm sorry to say I don't know the answer to your question. I assume it is "no" but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think spousal open work permits are conditional on your work experience but I can't swear to it.

So whether you are coming here on a regular work permit or a NAFTA work permit, your spouse can apply for an open work permit to accompany you. Processing time is about 4 weeks, I believe.

Hi, So you have three options in your case: Do outland as you said, in which you will have to show plans to settle in Canada such as working at your family's business (and buying/renting property) You move back without your wife and submit the application (also "outland") and your wife either...

Hi, Have you contacted IRCC at all to ask about your application?

Hi, You might want to contact a lawyer to see what kind of rights you have about getting your passport back (which is technically not yours but the property of your home country). If you can afford to wait the 30 days then you can always wait until the time has passed before you resort to that...

Officially they can stay for 6 months, however most visitors are expected to provide an itinerary and a return flight or other date of departure. Also, they are usually supposed to show they can afford the visit (or the person inviting them, you, shows they will pay for them) but how much money...

If they aren't able to track the status there's nothing we can tell you.

Well, depending upon what country you are from you would need an eTA or visitor visa, if you didn't have the COPR. But the COPR should be a substitute.

The only restriction would be the COPR's expiry date (usually 6 months from your medical). Your COPR should be enough to travel to Canada but contact your airline to make sure. They might be very confused about this so try to just frame the question as "I've been approved for PR, I have the...