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Your sponsor will have to go with you if you land at CIC, Edmonton. I had to go with the wife when she landed.

My wife is Japanese. We arrived/returned to Canada December 2013. When we arrived in Calgary, I told the first CBSA agent that I'm a Canadian returning to live Canada after living in Japan for 12 years. I told him my wife was going to "visit" my family and I until her PR application was...

Because the whole process is a joke. CIC and the Canadian Government don't care about reuniting families; it's all about business.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/supervisa.asp

Born and raised Edmontonian. Edmonton was a great place to grow up. However, I do agree that it can be a bit boring. After graduating from the University of Alberta, I moved to Japan and worked as a translator. The wife and I moved back to Edmonton in December. The wife likes Edmonton, but finds...

I don't know what to think. I've called CIC four times.

Yes. We are waiting for a new card. No. The address on file is the address I gave them when the wife landed as well as the address written on her CoPR.

Hello, I need some ideas on how to proceed with the predicament that my wife and I are in. Long story short: The wife landed in the middle of April. We have now been waiting for her PR card over 90 days. I called CIC and was told the card was sent, or dispatched, on July 2nd. It should only...

From personal experience, I have dealt with Japanese Immigration for 12 years, a third of my life. In Japan, I helped (interpreted & translated legal documents) for individuals who overstayed their visas, gone through divorce, etc. I saw a lot of heartbreak and suffering. It wasn't pleasant...

If you aren't ready, nor willing, to accept constructive criticism, it would be in your best interest not to ask about your case. With that being said, I accept your apology. No one is saying that your husband won't eventually get his PR. I think he probably will get his PR, however, I think, as...

I don't want to frighten you, but just because your fiance is a graduate from a top Korean university doesn't necessary guarantee him a job in his field. I moved back to Alberta from Japan in December 2013. In the last month or so, I have met a lot of PR's looking for work. The majority have...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/EnGLIsh/information/times/perm-fc.asp

You can try and contact companies that you would be interested working for. Email them and see if you get a response. I wouldn't get too stressed out about providing proof. Every VO is different. When I sent my additional proof, I also sent a strongly worded letter, telling the VO that my time...

Oh, well. It is what it is. A life lesson learned. I wouldn't beat yourself up too much. All of us have made mistakes at one point or another.

Depends on the VO, I think. When we applied, I just sent a letter from my parents and sister declaring my intent to reestablish in Canada. Manila contacted my wife asking for more proof. I sent: 1) Another letter by my parents indicating we would be living with them until finding our own place...

Yes. The validity of the CoPR corresponds to the medical expiration date written on it.

Yes. The wife and I were living in Japan when we applied for her PR. At the time we sent the application, I had been living exclusively outside of Canada for ten years. I explained that in my letter. The letter was not that detailed.

I think that's what I did. I can't remember as it's been a couple of years!

When the wife and I applied for her PR, I sent in my pay stubs and wrote a letter. I translated the stubs from Japanese to English. We didn't have a problem.

I wouldn't send more proof until CIC contacts you. I'm sure everything will be fine. Just relax.