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Honestly, it's at least a little justified. The CBSA (Canada) and US CBP know a lot about our movements. I don't know when you moved to Vancouver but the US and Canada started sharing exit information in late June or early July. So if you moved to Canada before then, it's possible the US does...

You cannot renew your PR Card from outside of Canada. If you apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) you will likely have your status revoked. You have two choices: Renounce your PR status and immigrate again OR Fly to the United States (provided you have a visa) and attempt to...

Sorry, I don't think we have any contacts out there.

You shouldn't pay someone for a job offer, those are often fake

Good luck

You can find more information here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=743&top=29

You can if you qualify for Canadian Experience Class or a part of the Alberta PNP that doesn't involve studying in Alberta.

Yes you do

To the best of my knowledge, as long as the school accepts you into their program and you can afford it, and you can show you can afford it and that you plan to return home after your education, being out of school that long should not affect your application. A study permit refusal shouldn't...

This sounds like it's the right NOC Code for you.

I would speak to a lawyer.

Yes you can sponsor him while he's in Canada; it's called "inland sponsorship". Once the application is submitted he is allowed to stay until they reach a decision. He can apply for a work permit at the same time as you sponsor him. The first thing you need to do is write him an invitation...

If you can get certified to work in Canada you could be eligible for the Federal Skilled Trades program which could exempt you from needing a job offer if you have enough points.

You don't have to be physically present in Canada but it makes it much easier and much more likely for your application to succeed. If you are still in India when you submit the application you need to prove your intention to move to Canada. In our experience these types of applications are...

You're welcome. Good luck.

No, that's the only time this specific type of open work permit application can be made.

You'll need a written explanation with some proof to back it up.

Your spouse can apply for an open work permit if you submit an inland spousal sponsorship application; they can submit the work permit application at the same time.

We provide consultations with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) for CAD$125+HST. We have this page https://www.immigroup.com/us-waiver-application but I honestly couldn't tell you the last time it's been updated. You're probably better off going to https://www.uscis.gov/ or...

I believe you are allowed to attend the interview at the nearest Consulate or High Commission to you. You can find a list here: https://www.immigroup.com/tools/diplomatic_mission/home/index/U#United-Kingdom