You cannot fill it out yourself and mail it. You can sponsor but the applicaiton itself has to be signed by your spouse. You can help your spouse fill the application or fill it out for your spouse, but your spouse needs to sign as an applicant. It is a strange question because if you look at the ap...
You need work experience in your related field. If you are applying as a computer professional for example, experience in the field of accounting might not help. However, it might be at immigration officer's discretion.
If your husband is staying in the US to complete his education, then he should have informed CIC regarding his intention on returning and should have applied for a returning residence permit ahead of time. "If you became a permanent resident of Canada before June 28, 2002, you may still be the ...
On December 31, 2003, the permanent resident card became the proof of status document required by permanent residents seeking to re-enter Canada on a commercial carrier (airplane, boat, train or bus). Permanent residents seeking to return to Canada who are without a permanent resident card may conta...
As a canadian citizen, you will be the sponsor for your wife. There is not much qualification needed for her and her educational background and work experience doesn;t really matter much as you will be responsible for her. You can get married anywhere you want. You just need to submit proof of marri...
You can either get a job in Canada and come here to work which is a temporary solution. If you want to move here permanently, than looks like you are thinking to immigrate to Canada. To do so, you need to fall under any one of these category: 1. Skilled Worker Class Immigration 2. Business Class Imm...
Spouse of common law partners of international students are eligible to work in Canada while their partner studies. International students can also apply for work permit but are only allowed to work 20 hours/wk during semester and full time during summer/holiday season. There is also an opportunity ...
You must accumulate two years of physical presence in Canada in every five-year period.You may lose your permanent resident status if you fail to comply with your residency obligations. Check to see whether you qualify for a return residence permit. More info on this can be found at http://www.cic.g...
