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Not yet, we are all hopeful.

It will not be a problem as long as your documents are in order when you get here.

Question 1: Translated and notarized documents don't expire. Question 2: The more the better. Show as much as you can. Question 3: I think you are asking if the forms need to be all the same date, the answer is no. Make sure you take our free course on this subject...

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This will not be an issue. Follow this course to help you complete the application: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

1. Is it possible for me to apply an open work permit myself and get it approved in this 5 month span? You will need first a job offer to Canada and assuming you are doing this yourself, it will have to be with a new company. This will require an LMIA. 2. Can I take my spouse and kid with me...

I would not hire anyone until I had first a paid consultation. Just make sure you find someone that has lot's of experience filing these type of applications. The question you need answered are: is it worth trying, what are my chances and what is the cost for trying. If you are going to contact...

You applied outside of Canada at the Canadian Embassy responsible for Singapore. Far as I'm aware, it's the Embassy you need to contact and I would assume you would need to leave Canada, pick up your new documents and come back to Canada.

Processing what? Who are you referring to?

The most likely options is going to be Express Entry, but I don't think you have anything to lose in trying to reinstate your pr status.

December, 2021 the timelines at Global Affairs was 28 days, then it moved to 35, 45, 55...etc. I am assuming because the pandemic restrictions are slowly lifting, everyone is rushing in with their documents. Using a third party is only beneficial if you need an inside look at the way a...

I get the feeling you are getting bad information. The only people that need to worry about their PR being revoked are people that have been outside of Canada for a few years (730 days). This does not sound like your situation to me. Here is what I recommend: Read about PRDT's from the IRCC...

It does not effect the Travel Document application if you have two or five application in process at the same time. One thing I would say is it could take 2-3 weeks for your Mom to get back her PRTD ( from Canadian Diplomatic Mission). Read are article about PRDT it covers most of your questions.

I would not cancel the PR card application. If you must leave Canada, just come back by landing at a U.S. airport and drive into Canada. All you need is your Landing Paper. Read this: 'Tip: If you have your Record of Landing and you leave Canada by plane BUT on the way back you land in the...