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Hi, Sponsorship applications take an average of 12 months. You can travel during a sponsorship process, but it's recommend you travel with your wife. You can apply for a work permit at the same time as you submit the sponsorship application. Did I answer your questions?

Again, I don't think I can answer your question, sorry to say. I'm not sure exactly why he was denied a work permit. I really would strongly suggest you speak to an RCIC or lawyer, and have them go over the application you submitted and the response.

Hi, This is a question for a lawyer or RCIC. And unfortunately I have no idea if your lawyer is correct here. I can see both sides of it, that it could be considered misleading and also that it could be considered relatively irrelevant. Sorry I cannot be of more help.

Yes, if you can prove he is your father you can Register as a British Citizen and then get a passport.

Was it somebody at IRCC?

I responded to your other post. Sorry to say that I don't know whether or not this was a mistake on their end. That's my guess, but I would suggest getting a professional to look at both the application and the denial. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.

This is definitely a question for an RCIC or a lawyer. It sounds as though IRCC may have made a mistake but knowing that would require looking at the entire application that was submitted. Immigroup has three RCICs who can help: https://www.immigroup.com/contact

You're very welcome. Good luck.

I have not personally heard of that before, but I am just the webmaster. It sounds fairly routine to me. My guess is the staff at the office is more familiar with the local information. For example the school records - maybe the office in one province is not familiar with the records in another...

Good luck!

You may not need a visitor visa. It depends upon your nationality. But you need that or an ETA unless you're American. You need the same information for the port of entry as you would for online including your job offer and the LMIA.

Yup

Hi, Let me try to answer your questions: This is a very good question. To the best of my knowledge, it's your nationality that counts, not your residence. But I could be wrong about that. Police checks are normally required if you have lived somewhere for at least 5 months. So I wouldn't think...

What are you applying for? A work permit? If you have a visitor visa already you can apply for the work permit at the port of entry.

Have you informed them of your technical difficulties? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp

Hi, I'm sorry I can only guess at the answers to your two questions: I definitely don't know the answer here, but I believe if you are using the portal to submit your application, you need to use the portal to submit the medical results (unless it otherwise specifies) I believe the confirmation...

You should apply for Federal Skilled Worker through Express Entry: https://www.immigroup.com/federal-skilled-worker

Well I'm just the webmaster but I don't see what would be problematic about that. Of course, they could ask for proof, but I'm not sure they care about that. They might want a police check for Canada though.

If you do not meet the residence requirement currently, you should absolutely not apply for a PR Card until you meet the residence requirement. As to sponsorship: the person reviewing the application is not responsible for ensuring you've met the residence requirement. I don't know that they...

Was she in Canada legally?