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Everything I can find on the IRCC website says "in 2019" with no updates since February in many cases.

Because he's lived there so long, I believe there is a provision where he can Register as a British Citizen. https://www.gov.uk/british-citizenship

How long has he lived in the UK?

Yes, it seems if this applies "The spouse or common-law partner of an IEC participant is not eligible to obtain an open work permit by virtue of the participant’s IEC application. However, the spouse or common-law partner can apply for an open work permit if the IEC candidate is approved to work...

I pointed that out because different rules applied in 1966. Still helpful though. Could you tell me where you found it? I'd like to contact them.

If you are driving across the border and returning by car (or walking both ways) you should be okay without the TRV. Don't know about bus or train. Definitely need a visa for flying.

Where did you find that, John? Those are the latest rules, but it's very helpful.

This might help answer your question: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1384&top=17 Good luck!

There is no fixed amount for FSW. Here is old information for sponsorship: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5482-instruction-fill-financial-evaluation-form-1283.html You can use it as a rough guide (adjusting for...

You cannot sponsor her while she is still married. She will need to get her marriage annulled OR she will have to travel to a country where they allow her to get a divorce without her husband present and get the divorce. (At least, this is how I understand it. You may want to confirm with an...

1947 is when British nationals became Canadian citizens in Canada. Most people in Canada at the time became Canadian citizens and lost claims to British citizenship. Though "national" and "citizen" are sometimes synonymous, in the UK they are not. Citizenship is one type of nationality but it...

Yes, you would have to register as a British citizen and then you can apply for a passport. However, there is a wrinkle in your particular case. Your mother appears to have been in Canada on January 1, 1947. If that's true, she likely lost her British citizenship on that date and became...

That's a legitimate concern. Sorry to say I don't know the answer to it. From the quote above my guess would be you can, provided your spouse joins you within 6 weeks. But I'm honestly not sure.

Glad you got it sorted out.

Should be able to unless I misunderstood something.

Let me try to answer your questions. Probably. Depends upon where you are from. You need everything you would need to file the application online and you need hard copies This is a work permit so you need to go by the work permit application checklist. The one nearest you is best. Some POEs...

Then he should qualify to immigrate as a federal skilled worker through Express Entry. But bringing the kids will depend upon their custody status.

If you abandon your application that should not affect a future application. You can try appealing but I don't know anything about that process so I can't help you there. If you both live in the US, your application will probably not be approved, anyway, though. Your spouse needs to be in Canada.

Hi, It sounds to me like you're British. Can you give me an example of a law you've heard about that says you're not?

I am sorry to say I am not sure John is correct. How did you become a citizen? Did you naturalize through an oath ceremony?