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You will need copies of your contracts, for one.

So the issue, as I understand it, is not so much your work's validity (provided the work was legal and you can show that) but whether or not it fits your education. In order to get points of the experience, it needs to roughly match you education, I believe.

Here you go: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/eligibility.html

Sorry I don't personally know anything about Alberta PNP applications. There should be a document checklist available on their site.

John is correct, however flagpoling is used colloquially to include both what John is talking about and the act of traveling to the US and coming back. We strongly recommend you take an actual trip - shop, go out to dinner, or even stay overnight. This way, you can avoid the problems John is...

Hi there. Job Bank is the government's job board, though you are probably already aware of that. There are private job sites like Indeed and Monster but there probably is an industry-related job site which would be more appropriate. Canada has relatively few telecom companies so one idea might...

So, the issue revolves around your father's status. Can you look at your father's expired British passport and tell us the three letter code on it? (ex GBR)

As John noted, there are only very specific circumstances in which you could lose your citizenship. So if none of them apply to you, there's nothing to worry about. Living outside of Canada is not enough to threaten your citizenship. There is no residence requirement for citizenship once you...

Did you get it back when expected?

Presumably you mean you are applying for an open work permit to accompany her while she is studying here. Let me try to answer your questions: My understanding of inadmissibility suggests that this won't matter even if it does appear on the police certificate, because it does not render you...

As long as you have proof of your legal name change you should be okay.

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Well, you can contact them with information about the error. If you're going through a visa office you'll have to submit the information electronically https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/offices/international-visa-offices.html

The pool has lots of people with good scores in it right now: https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entry-pool-points-distribution-november-14-2019

How much you need to invest depends upon the province you are buying the franchise in. Each province has different rules about immigrating as a business owner.

It honestly depends upon whether or not your occupation at your small business classifies as "skilled work" as far as CEC is concerned but, more importantly, there may be a prohibition in the CEC rules about working for yourself. I don't know that there is, but there might be. Don't know off the...

You're welcome. Good luck.

Hi, From what you've said, your children are not eligible, sorry to say. British citizenship only transmits one generation for those born abroad.

The way things are currently going, I don't know when it will get down that low. There are 14,000+ people in the pool with scores above 450 so you have to hope that most of those people have scores below yours, and I have no idea if that's true or not.

It's extremely hard to get a job if you don't live here, unless you have a really rare skill set or you are looking for jobs where a particular occupation is really in demand (i.e. somewhere remote).