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A receipt for your transfer of funds would be helpful, yes. It shouldn't be a problem, but check with your bank in Canada once you're here. They have GIF programs and bank accounts specially tailored to international students like yourself.

Willy 262, there are a couple of points relevant to your case. IRCC has had a special program offering open work permits to PGWP - even those whose status has expired and who are out of the country. Go here for more information...

It sounds to me like you are asking about U.S. immigration matters - "Green Card". This is a Canadian immigration forum.

Samamnk, you need to ask UPS about this - it's about their rules not really about any Canadian immigration rules.

Shiva, one question: are you a software developer who's moved been promoted to scrum master? As you obviously know, a scrum master is associated with so-called agile software development and generally scrum masters come from the software developer field. It may be that an NOC associated with...

Littlebunny, what you seem to be asking is whether your mother needs to leave Canada in order to apply for a Supervisa. While you should talk to an immigration consultant, my suggestion is as she seems to be currently entering Canada on a standard visitor's visa, I think it would be prudent to...

It depends on the reasons why your spouse is "delayed". Was her work permit delayed or did the company planning to hire her in Canada delay her work contract? I would suggest waiting until your spouse's work situation in Canada is clarified, because you may have trouble with officials when...

Check with an immigration consultant, but printing it out again, signing it, and then scanning it again is always a safe bet and will only take a few minutes of your time.

Ana, in general if you classify as a dependent child then your fees are those of the category you are classified under - in this case, a child. Always check with an immigration consultant to make sure, however.

Welcome to our website Paul Abrahams. You'll find lots of in-depth articles if you need any help with your own business ... Jasonrego, all the above advice is helpful and reasonably accurate. Here's a link to one of our blogs on finding a job in Canada. It should be helpful to you...

It depends on how your daughter obtained her Canadian citizenship. If she is a naturalized Canadian (she immigrated to Canada, received permanent resident status, and then successfully applied for citizenship) or if she was born in Canada and therefore is also a Canadian citizen, her son can...

Sometimes these rules are confusing. The best thing to do is apply for a First Citizenship Certificate and let IRCC give you the Certificate or give you the reason why you don't qualify. It only costs CDN$75.00.

The child is not an issue because he/she will get Canadian citizenship. You would have to do the following: 1. Get Married 2. Prove the relationship is genuine Immigroup has a free Spousal Sponsorship course you can take: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

Just put N/A. I strongly recommend you take this free course to help you fill out this application correctly: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

Yes, it would most likely stop the passport.

The parents' original birth and marriage certificates are typically always needed. You must send this to HM Passport Office.

I think all that is required is UK-born parents', original birth certificate. If they still need other documents they will simply ask.

Yes, you need to fill out this form.

Any child born abroad to a British father will be eligible for a First UK Passport. Here are some additional resources to help you: https://britishpassport.ca/faqs/how-do-i-know-if-im-a-uk-citizen/ https://britishpassport.ca/faqs/apply/

IRCC will except US identification, the most important will be her long from birth certificate (this will have mothers and fathers info as well as the child's). Just remember this document can take up to 24 month to get. We do offer this service at Immigroup, but it's a paid service...