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That's awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing! And $5 grand isn't too bad! Thanks again!!

I'll definitely look into this. I did see the language requirements have changed which is ok. Just an extra step but that's ok.

Brilliant! Thanks so much and that's ok about Alberta PNP. If that's the law then that's the law. I'm totally ok with doing it correctly and waiting my own turn. Thanks so much for the link! BTW, do you recommend using a lawyer? If so, on average, how much might we be talking about? (also I...

Haha I knew what you mean about age. I remember when I applied 10 years ago, that's where I got the most points! Speaking of points, is it me or was the point system different then? I remember I had to hit 21 or 24 points or something, now it's 470? I'm sure we could hit all of those. I...

Good Morning, Thanks so much for your prompt and informative reply! I meant if Alberta was accepting residents because that's where we want to live. I actually got my PR Card through PNP Quebec. I had my interview at their seasonal office at Rockefeller in NYC. Thanks so much for the link...

Hi, Yes that's a great observation. I mean 34 isn't old but it's true, it does add and fast! You're the second person to recommend the Express Entry program, so I think I should definitely look into it. My wife and I both have Master's degrees and I am fluent in French with only one child and...

Hi there! So I did the assessment for Campbell Cohen but I didn't get a response yet (did it on Sunday). Maybe it takes a while. Would it count as double dipping if I applied for a PR when I theoretically have one? Because that would be wonderful if I could! BTW anyone know if Alberta is...

Hi Everyone! First time posting to this amazing website. Me: 34 year old male Citizenship: USA Long story short I applied and received a PR card in 2013 (I landed in Montreal, Quebec November 2013). I was moving there to live with my then fiance but the relationship didn't last. I soon...