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Right now a good score is over 470. That may drop in the new year or even before that. Hard to predict. It depends on how many people join the pool in the next few months. https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entry-pool-points-distribution-november-14-2019

Glad to hear. Thanks for letting everyone know.

Yes, you can use your PR Card until it expires. There shouldn't be any issue as long as the trip doesn't affect whether or not you make the cutoff.

Hi, This is a Canadian forum. I'm sorry to say I have no idea about Austria's immigration policies.

You need to declare the jewelry when you bring it in. If you don't bring it in at the time you are moving to Canada, I'm not sure it can be part of the moving exemption, but you could call CBSA about it and see if it would be.

That sounds to me like you only need to call them again if you don't get it in the mail.

Honestly, nobody can promise you will get your passport back before you travel. You should, as that date is quite far away, but it depends upon when your biometrics are submitted, among other things. Unfortunately the Canadian government is far less transparent about processing times than it...

If it's not here by then, contact them: " IRCC Web form Telephone: 1-888-242-2100 (in Canada only) Automated telephone service (available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week) If you have a touch-tone telephone, you can listen to pre-recorded information about our programs, and check the status of...

Hi That's weird. Any idea why that may be? Yes, you could sponsor her afterwards (1 year) or she could come as a temporary foreign worker if she can get a job, or a student if she can get accepted into a Designated Learning Institution. As to the visitor route, my guess would be that they...

"The Passport Program" (as Passport Canada is now known) is one of the most efficient parts of the Canadian government so if they say 20 working days, I would believe them. (It would be 20 working days from the date they have the correct application, though.) In my experience, they regularly...

I can't tell you how likely it actually is, but I can guess. I wouldn't be surprised if they are skeptical. The thing you need to do is make a compelling case you are returning to your studies in the US.

1 is the better course, if she qualifies, because she will already have status here when you marry, meaning she should be able to travel to and from Sri Lanka without too many issues.

Hi, You can do either. It really depends upon whether or not he gets the visitor visa. If he does, #2 is likely better for you as a couple (as you are together in Canada). You can write an invitation letter if it's clear you are moving back to Canada (or whatever the purpose of your visit). I...

Yes, I believe you are correct about implied status. It's 6 months from the most recent entry, unless you were told otherwise by the CBSA agent (which would have been recorded in your passport, or at least that's my understanding).

In most countries, certified copies or documents and certified translations are two different things. A certified translator says "This is an accurate translation of this document" whereas a Notary Public says "This copy is an accurate copy" and a certified copy from the original issuing agency...

I believe the certification is stamped, normally.

They might request more documents or they might just send it back. It depends upon both how much (and what) you are missing and whether or not the person reviewing it is being nice.

Bachelor of three years or more, it sounds like

The designated employers are listed at the provincial websites, there are links to them on this page: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/atlantic-immigration-pilot/how-to-immigrate/get-job-offer.html

I'm sorry to say I don't know anything about citizenship applications for adopted children. You can find the guides here...