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Your father cannot inherit citizenship then. Sorry.

So, first off, it would be much, much easier to just have a civil marriage right now. Then you don't have to bother with trying to prove cohabitation. Second, the spouse should be outland when you apply for not you. If you are also outside of Canada at the time of the application you will have...

Are they sponsoring you as a refugee/protected person?

Let me try to answer your questions. Keep in mind I am just the forum admin and not an RCIC. I believe you need to show proof of income for the fellowship so that it will qualify as work experience. Yes, that would be the best thing to do Well, yes, they are evaluating the last three years in...

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Was your father already born when his father naturalized as a UK citizen?

You have three options: You can attempt to come to Canada through the UNHCR. If you can find at least five Canadians, you could be sponsored through something known as Group of Five...

It seems that the change is towards focusing on the employee rather than the employer, at least publicly. I'm not sure the information you are asking for has been made public. It's probably at the discretion of the person evaluating the application. Here is some information...

Sorry about that, it should work now

What do you want to know?

We just updated our page about this: https://www.immigroup.com/live-caregiver-program-canada

You mean sponsor him? No you cannot normally sponsor a sibling.

Yes, you can online apply online. We offer mail-in services where we act as an intermediary, but we're considerably more expensive. https://www.immigroup.com/uk-passport-application-canada I believe your counter-signatory can be Canadian.

Hi, Let's try to answer your questions: Yes, your profile sits in the pool for 1 year. If you somehow still haven't received an ITA by then, you can enter again. But you do have to qualify for FSW in addition to having 456 points, FYI Only once the year is up. No Hope this helps!

Do you have a license #?

I'm just the forum admin; I don't know the specifics of the PNPs by heart. There are 10 provinces and 3 territories. The Province of Quebec has their own immigration system, but all the other provinces have PNPs, as does at least one of the territories.

Hi, It shouldn't. He's already been granted provisional PR, he just needs to "land" (enter Canada) to confirm it before his medical expires.

So your work experience within the last three years counts even if there was a break. At least that is my understanding.