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This is certainly fake. Guaranteed!

I wish CIC would publish processing times for ALL applications. >:(

Just be sure to indicate on your new application that you have an existing application in process, it should not be a problem however you need to disclose that you have two applications.

Money and a job is only part of it. Any substantial ties to the US will be relevant. You can provide a letter from a family member detailing how all of your family and friends are in the US. Any other ties; pets, membership in specific organizations, etc will be helpful

Maybe check after June 26th when CIC releases the new list..maybe the jobs will chage..maybe the points will change

You are allowed to enter Canada, however if the border officer asks you should disclose that you have an application in process.

It is my understanding that the first time you enter Canada with a Canadian visa that will count as activation, you do not have a choice as to when the visa will be activated. But I would always check with a lawyer

see what the cic says http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/department/media/notices/canada-post-strike.asp#a3

You can also look into getting your fingerprints done digitally, sometimes this helps when the ink-based fingerprinting method does not work. Good luck

Each state treats DUI's in a different way, to avoid a situation where you are turned back at the border you should consult with a lawyer. For more information just Google DUI entry Canada and see what information/lawyers come up.

I hope all goes well, but as is the case with all criminal matters it is always best to consult with a lawyer to be sure.

You have to be careful with UK Police Clearances, they can come back with no trace or no live trace. The UK has a system where old offences are not listed on your certificate, however it will say no live trace which implies that there was an old conviction.

Look at the CIC website cic.gc.ca/english/visit/letter.asp

If he comes back after July 7th everything should be okay, but I would talk to a lawyer that does criminality stuff.

Just put in Cruise line's name and the name of the boat

The current country of residence will be Canada and your status will be on a Temporary Resident Permit.

Be careful because if the crime was committed in Canada, which is how they compare the offenses, you could be charged under 175 of the Canadian Criminal Code.

Always be careful traveling with cash, if you cross the border with too much cash you could have to pay duties.

You don't need digital fingerprints but I find that getting fingerprints done digitally almost guarantees the fingerprints won't be returned to you (this happened to me a few times)

What you should try to do is to get a job offer and then a work permit so you can be in Canada while you await your PR application.