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It doesn't matter what city. You just want to pick one close to you. It cannot be bus, or train, or ferry. (Or plane of course, unless it's private.) It has to be by car. This is because your PR Card is intended for commercial travel. If you want to re-enter Canada without it, you have to come...

The other other alternative is to fly to the US when you return, instead of Canada, and travel to Canada by car. There you can use your COPR to enter.

You need the same information you needed to complete the PR Card application. The PRTD is granted to those who have PR Status. The only reason it wouldn't be granted is if you didn't meet the residence requirement or somehow otherwise didn't qualify.

You're welcome. I'm in Ontario not BC, so I don't know for sure. But Ontario has free programs to help people with resumes and the like. Not sure if the same exists for BC, but I would assume so. There may be a status requirement, not sure about that either. Good luck.

No, you will need to apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document in London. The processing time usually takes 2-3 weeks for the PRTD. This processing delay likely means they are looking at application more closely.

Have you tried head hunters? There might be free support services offered by the BC government which can help you find work. We're an immigration consultancy which doesn't handle jobs so unfortunately we don't have the expertise to be of assistance.

I believe you can apply for a work permit while you have a PR application pending but I think this is more of a question for an RCIC or lawyer and I regret to say that I am only the forum admin.

So... If your son can enter the country through a land border (i.e. from the US) in a private vehicle using his COPR, you don't need to sponsor him. However, there is a risk that, when trying to enter, he'll have his status revoked when he tries to enter. If he can't do that, he'll have to...

Hi, The first question I have is, are you working with someone legally authorized to provide assistance with immigration in Canada? There are a lot of charlatans out there. You want know that the person is an RCIC or a lawyer in Canada. So emigrating as a self-employed person is difficult and...

Once you have your study permit your husband can apply to accompany you on an open work permit. You'll both need visitor visas as well.

Are you Canadian? If so, then it is possible. If you're not Canadian, it is borderline impossible for the two of you to immigrate unless you have children or grandchildren in Canada.

The person inviting you has to write the letter and then you submit the letter with your visa application.

If she can get a visa here, you can marry here.

Hi, Unfortunately he would have needed to get his citizenship before your birth for you to be eligible. Sorry for the bad news.

Good luck!

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Well your Express Entry score should now be irrelevant but presumably the job offer is a part of the assessment for your eligibility through CEC (or FSW or FST). I don't know for sure, as I am just the admin, but I suspect it would indeed affect your eligibility.

Oh that letter comes once you get approved for a work permit through IRCC. Sounds like you don't need it. I missed that you were American, sorry about that. You are correct. You also don't need to give biometrics. By the way, take everything I say with a grain of salt. The consultant is the...

That's what it sounds like. Sorry but you'll just have to wait a few weeks.

So you received an ITA and you submitted an application for permanent residence? Have you done an online or phone status check to see where the application is at?