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I would include a notarized affidavit regarding the name issue, graduation reports (usually Indian has parents names in it), photos together, letters from family (notarized as well), Letter of explanation why the birth certificate is not available, conversation screenshots with mother, father's...

In most cases, the employer must send you the job offer and a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) number or the offer of employment number. Once you have one of these numbers, you can apply to get, extend or modify a work permit.

I am so sorry to hear that. Your story sounds very eligible for the refugee claim in Canada. I believe your story but it is crucial to have all the evidence with you before attending the hearing. I wish you the best of luck and attaching the link where you can make a refugee claim...

If the OP's spouse was born outside of Canada, they can refer to this webpage https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/act-changes/rules-2009-2015.html I still cannot give the answer since I don't have the full story but I can see that IRCC wrote a...

It all depends on your brother's plan and your injury. If you invite your brother, depending on your injury, your brother's application might even get prioritized. because you have the obvious reason (medical attention) to invite your brother to Canada while you recovery. However, if he plans...

If you are not comfortable using your home country passport, you can also apply for a Refugee travel document. You can use this as your passport. However, due to COVID-19, they are only accepting urgent applications. I suggest you check back when you have your new work permit in your hand. Have...

Hi mberkayy, Yes, you can apply for your open work permit at the same time as your spouse. There should be two separate application packages (one for a study permit for your spouse and one for your open work permit) in one application (if online, your wife should click "YES" when she is asked...

Hi Zx12345, When your program is less than 2 years, you will not be eligible for the 3 year-PGWP. If you can do another study program at the PGWP eligible college/university, you can actually combine the total length of your study and you may be eligible for the 3 year-PGWP. Hope this helps :)

Hi robopablo, This is a big assumption because the information is very limited. If your spouse is born in Canada, your children are probably already Canadain Citizens. (if the spouse is born outside Canada, the story is different) Did you get your PR through spousal sponsorship? If you see...

Hi cutiemoon, Every information or person (family member, former representatives, etc.) you declare to IRCC will be linked with your profile on their system. However, IRCC would not necessarily look up your brother's information unless there are some red flags. Don't worry :)

HI, jasonsoy, You should select "Temporary - more than 6 months" The website is pretty straightforward and you will have no issue after that. One more thing I will have to remind you is your current status is "worker" NOT "refugee claimant" since you became a protected person already. Thank...

Hi there. I am attaching the sample letter that I found on the internet. Hope this one is what you are looking for :) https://theimmigrantpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Letter_example.png

Sounds like a fake job offer. I found a similar thread. Feel free to read :) https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/job-offer-letter-confirmation-real-or-fake.564663/

Investing in stock is not considered to be “work” from the IRCC perspective as it would have no real impact on the Canadian labour market :) Therefore, you would not need to have a work permit in order to invest your money in stocks.