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    Temporary Job in Canada – Skilled Worker with Intermediate English

    If this is the case, then you need to assume you will have to qualify on your own without any sort of sponsorship. If you are really willing to do what it takes, then focus on researching and understanding Canada's immigration programs on the IRCC site and then doing what it takes to qualify on...
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    Temporary Job in Canada – Skilled Worker with Intermediate English

    You have posted multiple times about sponsorships and marrying Canadians. There are no sponsorship available here and you won't find a spouse here. You will need to qualify to immigrate to Canada based on your work experience, level of education, language capabilities, and other factors. This...
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    Residency Obligation 730 days

    Income needs to be from Canadian sources. Additionally the sponsor needs to be living in Canada. So the OP would fail to meet two requirements to qualify.
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    Residency Obligation 730 days

    Super visa requires the sponsor to show income from Canadian sources. Doubtful the OP would qualify.
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    Help calculating Physical Presence (Past Refugee Claimant)

    No. Your refugee work permit did not give you the status of a temporary worker.
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    Greenland General Farms is legit or scam?

    Scam
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    refugee prostitution

    Speak to an immigration lawyer. The conditions on a work permit prohibit working in sex work and related industries.
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    Moving to a different province while PR application in progress

    No issues
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    Request for Sponsorship Support – Seeking a Humanitarian Opportunity

    No one here is going to sponsor you.
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    Temporary Job in Canada – Skilled Worker with Intermediate English

    There are no jobs or employers on this forum. You will need to apply for jobs through actual job sites such as indeed and LinkedIn. Be careful of scams.
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    Letter of demand ahead of writ of mandamus?

    Not sure I understand.
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    Letter of demand ahead of writ of mandamus?

    If the letter was a PFL and not ADR then it is serious.
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    Letter of demand ahead of writ of mandamus?

    It's not common.
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    Letter of demand ahead of writ of mandamus?

    PFL is a procedural fairness letter. It indicates a major concern / issue with the application.
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    Immediate travel after Canadian citizenship

    You only need an NZETA to travel to NZ on a Canadian passport. These are generally approved within a matter of hours.
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    Applying for canada PR when married but seperated for over 2 years

    If you haven't submitted your application yet, then you should remove your spouse now, not later. It will be up to IRCC to determine what evidence is sufficient to show separation. Submit the evidence you have and see if they ask for more.
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    Denied Boarding by Saudi Arabian Airlines Despite Holding a Valid Saudi Visa

    FYI - there are no Canadian authorities or international aviation regulators on this forum.
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    Moving to Canada to support Canadian wife

    A work permit requires you to first secure a job offer with an employer in Canada and for that employer to obtain an approved LMIA so that you can apply for a closed work permit tied to that employer. The one exception is if you are young enough to qualify for an open work permit through the IEC...
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    Please I urgently need help for my PR renewal

    You'll need to respond and say you can't provide this information since you have lost the travel document. I would also include a full list of your travels on that travel document (dates and locations).
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    Procedural Fairness Letter

    Did you read the PFL in detail? It appears the consultant who assisted you with your application has been previously found to include fraudulent documents in applications so now IRCC has concerns your documents may not all be genuine. So you have two problems: (1) failing to declare a...