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AS PNP Outland, though your application should be processed the same as a FSW. The only real difference is that a Provincial Nominee is required to move to the Province that nominated them.

I got mine in English even though I’m from a Spanish speaking country and didn’t have any issues.

Sorry I couldn’t follow you, did you mean both of you are applying at the same time? If that is the case then you don’t really need to be married because otherwise both of you will have to include each other in your applications and have the corresponding PoF amount for a couple. If you have...

I think he means you won’t be able to go to an IRCC office to finish the PR application but will have to leave and re-enter canada (flag poling).

No problem as long as they feel that your relationship is genuine, for example, traveling to see each other.

1. Yes 2. Yes, right now they are hovering around 460 points, so that is more than enough. The CRS point system is used to select the eligible candidates from the pool, from highest to lowest. So the higher the points the bigger your chances.

Two or more degrees.

He needs to prove that he has access to the money, either because it is in a joint account (the other owner must be accompanying) or he is the sole owner.

A masters/second title plus a CLB 9 (writing at least 7) would give you 50 additional points. See if you can get your masters recognized by another institution and try retaking the IELTS.

Sadly no, you can only use IELTS or CELPIP, you can find more here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/language-requirements/language-testing.html.

You are not a PR yet, what you’ve got is a PR visa that allows you to travel to Canada and become a PR (this process is known as landing). What the date on the visa means is that you only have until that day to physically go to Canada otherwise the whole process will be canceled.

In your application they ask you if you were ever known by any other name. So in your LOE just explain that the documents were made when you still had your old name.

I don't think you need to wait as they handle each passport as a different package, but I would recommend you to call the VAC first and ask them just in case.

They are the same, VAC stands for Visa Application Center, independent companies authorized to handle visa request for Canada and other countries, VFS is a private company. To answer your question, there should be no problem sending her passport through the VAC with the same letter, that's...

You need to both send an email to CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca and raise a CSE asking for another PPR for your wife as she's living in Canada, they'll reply to you in one to two weeks with a new one telling you to send the passports to CPCO - Ottawa. Do not send the passport directly without the...

I submitted both mine and my wife's passport with the PPR letter addressed to me, she only had to sign a consent form authorizing me to represent her to the VAC. Tell your brother to call the VAC's call center so that they can instruct him on how to proceed.

It has its own separate immigration program.

Canada isn’t part of the Apostille Convention so no need to do it for any document as they won’t recognize it.

You can read about it here https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/study/student-visa.html Note that in order to study in the US everyone except US citizens needs a F1 visa, including Canadian citizens though the process is more of a formality than anything else (the visa is a...

A canadian PR holder can’t enter the US without a valid visa or passport from an exempt country. That means that after getting your PR nothing changes about your status in thr US.