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I think I replied in another post: If you are in Canada or you have relatives in Canada or someone who is PR or Citizen, you may do it for $5 Otherwise, you will have to use a company which provides GCMS services. They're not bad, just charge a little for their work. Before we immigrated, we...

Just curious: did you get them eventually?

Or they would send you a note that your GCMS request would not be processed without your spouse consent. A few years ago we ordered our file notes and I forgot to attach my spouse consent and they sent an email asking for it.

*To be eligible to make a request, you must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada or an individual or corporation currently present in Canada. If you are not a PR/Citizen and not in Canada you can not use this service. That's why I shared my findings on where to look for cheap...

If you are not in Canada, you would need someone to do it for you. It could be a friend of yours or a company which does it. I've been looking through the companies and the cheapest I found is: http://gcmsnow.com/ Prices vary dramatically from $23-200 so check carefully

Have you received them eventually?

That is not true. You may order it as many times as you'd like to

It's $23 here: http://gcmsnow.com/ That's the cheapest I could find ever But if you are in Canada or have friends or relatives in Canada, you could do it for $5

If you are outside of Canada, you would need someone to order these notes for you. I have looked for a few companies which do it and so far got these (from least to the most expensive ones): http://gcmsnow.com/ - $23 http://caipsnotes.com/ - $40 http://www.caips.ca/costs.shtml - from 40 to 120

Here's a good explanation with pros and cons of each entity: http://www.canadabusiness.ca/eng/page/2853/

- It is possible to change programs in many Colleges. Just ask them directly - I know a few mid-size companies in GTA which hire young specialists. Can't comment on the post-secondary diploma though.

I know only one example of a friend of mine been called to work to hunt him. That's quite weird and, in my opinion, does not happen often

Well, of you ask for my personal opinion, one year post-graduate program + one year of open work permit is not enough for immigration. Unless you are lucky enough to work for one consecutive year and add these points to your EE profile.

I believe you've asked about the business itself, not about business immigration. In this case, if you have experience in, say, hospitality, Tim Hortons franchise might be a good option. I own a restaurant in Barrie, ON and part of a restaurant in Toronto. Would be glad to help

I own part of the restaurant in Toronto and one more in Barrie. Would like to discuss anything?

Which Province/Territory are you looking at? Any budget in mind?

Is it a question or just auto-posting for the sake of posting?

I believe your questions were answered, just would summarize: yes, you could open a company in Canada incorporating with Canadian PR or Citizen. But you can not work in your own company without work permit.

Hello, and what exactly are you looking for? Investment? Sales team?

You may start your business immediately, there's no obligation to work for anyone