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I believe the points are assessed on your highest degree so I believe this should be okay, but I'm not 100% sure as I am just the forum admin and not an RCIC or lawyer.

Absolutely there are, it depends upon the officer you get. Because your status has not expired yet, it's unlikely you will be denied entry though that is theoretically possible. (Keep in mind I am not a lawyer but my understanding is that, before your card expires, you need to apply for either a...

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This should not affect him. Why would it?

What is your husband's status?

What's your specific concern? There's no "blacklist".

I agree. Especially with B. It's against the law for CBSA to share information about you with IRCC without your permission.

Hi, We have a ton of information about it here: https://marryingacuban.com/faqs/ However, please note that Immigroup no longer offers the service, if you are looking for someone to help you. If you want paid assistance we can recommend https://dfimmigration.ca/

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Yes it should because it's full time work

1-888-242-2100? Yes, they never have enough staff. I'm not sure if someone at the call centre is allowed to update your passport details, though. Have you tried going to your online profile? I'm just the forum admin, but you might need to apply for an extension rather than just update it...

Here the the details: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/help-your-spouse-common-law-partner-work-canada.html

Yes, you should include a letter of explanation of proofs you attempted to correct the mistake. They may or may not care (they probably care) but it's better to err on the side of caution here.

Anything issued by the institution needs to be sent directly from the institution to ICES. Anything issued by another authority should come from you.

That is a really good question. I actually thought we had an article on it, from a few years ago, but I can't find it. I've commissioned one. In the meantime I'm sorry I cannot answer your question. There are many private health care plans that provide supplemental services to OHIP which...

So he gets his ETA and enters Canada and that's it. There's nothing else he has to do. The key is, for his status to remain valid past six months, you must submit the sponsorship application which he still has his temporary visitor status (i.e. within 6 months, or however he is admitted for).

So I'm sorry to say but the best way of finding out whether or not your father is British is for him to apply for a passport.

Your PR Cards expire when the date of expiry ends (i.e. you can enter the country on the date of the expiry). However, sometimes during an interview at the Port of Entry, they discover information about your residency, which could affect applications in the future. (One somewhat common outcome...

In Canada?

So if you apply for a new PR Card with enough days to meet the residency requirement but not many more than the residency requirement (let's say 800) your application is usually reviewed more thoroughly than normal. Whereas, if you easily meet the residency requirement (say you have well over...