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If you have a valid work permit, you can work. I think you might have implied status if it expires while you are waiting for your PR to be approved, but I have to check with our consultants.

Hi Katie, The IEC is the open work permit. Depending on which country you are from, you may be eligible for a second one, though.

Hi Katie, How do you qualify for the open work permit? I believe you cannot apply at the border, but it does depend on the type of permit.

If graphic design qualifies as a "cultural activity" then yes, you might eligible. But I am honestly not sure if it does, sorry to say.

If you are referring to an office operated by Canada, there isn't one. There's just a High Commission.

This is the best job site: http://www.indeed.ca/ Here is a linkedin list of IT recruiters in the GTA: https://ca.linkedin.com/title/it-recruiter/toronto,-canada-area

I believe it's 3 family members. I don't know anything about a specific 6 month requirement, sorry to say.

I'm not sure what you mean, but if she meets these criteria, she can sponsor you: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse-apply-who.asp

If you're young enough, your mother might be able to sponsor you.

Hi again, Yes, in most cases one needs a job offer for a work permit. There are very few exceptions, including International Experience Canada, which is not normally open to Cuban citizens. It's not that people are prevented from looking for work while in Canada, but they are prevented from...

There could very well be. It depends on the officer, frankly. He needs to bring along enough proof that he's not staying: return ticket and proof of a need to return to Mexico (lease, deed, employment contract, things like that).

Hi there, Let me try to answer your questions. No, one does not need a job offer, but a job offer is worth 600 points, so it is a huge boost and, provided someone met all requirements, pretty much leads to a an Invitation to Apply (ITA). The minimum score for the latest draw was 534 points, so...

Hi there, If your mother doesn't currently have a valid passport, the best thing to do is have her renew her passport, then you'll be all set. If your mother is deceased, then you likely do not have a copy of her passport. In this case, you'll just have to use her birth certificate plus your...

Hi there, If you are leaving Canada permanently (i.e. not traveling to and from Canada) you will need to adjust any information in your profile that says you are currently in Canada. I myself have never submitted one, so I am not sure if this is something that can be edited after submission. If...

If you can get your credentials recognized in Canada, you might be eligible for Express Entry: http://www.immigroup.com/express-entry

Hi, My understanding is that, if you are approved for the work permit, you will be granted the visa at the same time (otherwise you wouldn't be able to come here for work). Does that answer your question?

As in Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (formerly Citizenship and Immigration Canada)? You can call them at 1-888-242-2100. They will likely tell you they cannot answer the question, though.

Hi there, I think this is a question for a UK lawyer, sorry. But if you want me to guess: I can't imagine a Canadian immigration document being admissible in a UK court as proof that you agreed to annul your previous agreement. But seriously: ask a lawyer.

Hi Dion? Unfortunately, because we're based in Toronto, we're not allowed to help with Quebec immigration applications. Because of that there's a hole in our knowledge. I don't know if you had to pledge that you would stay in Quebec as part of the application. Canada has freedom of movement, so...

Hi there, I don't know that the AINP states their processing times exactly, but they do have a detailed breakdown of their inventory and when they received the files they are working on: http://www.albertacanada.com/opportunity/immigrating/ainp-processing-inventory.aspx However, that doesn't...