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Hi, Yes, you should absolutely marry first. It doesn't matter where you get married though if you get married in Canada there are no translations issues with the marriage certificate. I'm sorry to say I have no idea how IRCC would think of cousins marrying. I would expect that it depends...

That is definitely a question for a consultant I'm sorry to say. Express Entry is just the system by which the government handles the applications for "economic immigration." The programs are Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nomination.

Ah yes, okay. I see what you mean. You meet the bottom criterion but not the top so I guess that means you need an LMIA. I'd call IRCC to confirm or speak to a consultant or lawyer to be safe.

That's a good question. I do not believe you need an LMIA for a nomination but this is a question for an RCIC or a lawyer, I think. I am just the forum admin. But my best guess is no, you don't need the LMIA. https://www.immigratemanitoba.com/immigrate-to-manitoba/in-demand-occupations/

Hi, If you are asked specifically about arrests, incarcerations, imprisonments etc you should answer truthfully. If they ask if you have ever been convicted, and you haven't been, just answer truthfully to that. Hope that helps.

Very sorry to hear that. This is a question for a divorce lawyer. If you are asking from the immigration angle; no, if she and the daughter received PR already there is nothing you can do.

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No, you don't need to extend her status. She should be granted new entry when you return if she hasn't received PR by then.

Hi, I am just the webmaster so do not take my word for it but my understanding is that, with sponsorship applications, they regularly ask for follow up documents. I assume that the worst thing that would happen with this application (provided you both otherwise qualify) is that they would ask...

Hi, This thread is about hand corrections on forms submitted to IRCC. Kindly start a new thread if you want to talk about job offers.

Hi, Let me try to answer your questions: I would suspect that 2 is more of an issue than 1 but, in both cases, the lack of a signature could be problematic. Your documents will be reviewed by the visa office responsible for the country where you live so, if a seal for a correction is more common...

Hi, My understanding - but don't take my word for it - is you can apply for both a TRP and Criminal Rehab at the border and they make the determination then and there, but I'm not 100% sure and you should definitely speak to one of our consultants or a lawyer. We can do phone but we can also do...

Hi, Depending upon the conviction, you might be eligible for Criminal Rehabilitation, which solves the inadmissibility problem forever, provided you are not convicted of further crimes. Otherwise you can just apply for the TRP, but I'm not sure a TRP would be granted for a work permit. (The...

Hi again, Ah, I see. I didn't know that they would require an affidavit about their residence but that's probably because the citizenship law has changed a few times, and residency used to be required of at least one parent. She is indeed a dual citizen. She can apply for a Canadian...

What she likely needs to do is to prove her citizenship through her parents by demonstrating that both of her parents were citizens at the time of her birth. But if her parents won't give her copies of their birth certificates I'm not sure what she can do currently.

Hi, I'm sorry to say this is a Canadian immigration forum and we are not American immigration experts. If you are really concerned you should speak to an American immigration lawyer. Here is my best guess: The denial may have an impact upon your wife's travel to the US in the future and she...

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Hi again, I believe so, if the travel is international. But keep in mind I am just the webmaster and not a consultant so I don't know for sure.

It means your permanent residence. For example, if you visited your family for 2 months, did you change your mailing address while you visited them? If so, then you should include this address too.

Hi, Sorry to hear this, it's too bad it happened to you. You can probably get more information by submitting an Access to Information request to the CBSA. My guess would be they thought you were indeed in a relationship and maybe that you were going to get married or something like that and...