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That's because both positions are essentially the same job at different levels and transition between the two positions could be gradual. It doesn't have to be a promotion - you might start as 1211 and slowly shift to 1221 as you get more responsibilities (and pass more of 1211 duties to fellow...

The way I understand duty descriptions: 1211: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=1211 supervisor: training people, managing work schedules, making sure things run smoothly - minor stuff like requesting supplies, sometimes doing the same job people he supervises...

If you're in Canada (and have been since medical) then most likely they will extend the validity. If you are outside Canada or have been outside Canada since medical they might request another one.

Check the exact question they've asked you in the form. I'm not sure if they care about visa refusals or entry refusals only (you can be refused entry, even with a valid visa). If they do ask about visa refusals notify CIC as soon as possible (even over email) that you've made a mistake and...

T4 is a tax form you will receive from your employer NOA (notice of assessment) is a confirmation that you've filled your taxes and everything is fine that you will get from Canada Revenue Agency You need the hours in any jobs - as many as you like, more than one at the time etc as long as they...

No, you need get the required number of hours over 365 days (or more). You can't speed it up

Reach out to your former boss and ask him to confirm your job title + duties and explain the situation to CIC. HR might have not been aware you've been acting assistant manager (or the people in HR who were aware of that might no longer be with the company too) - there might have been no...

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There is no drug test in medical, but they do ask you about drug/alcohol addition and might order additional tests to verify what you are saying. They are also required to record any substance abuse indicators - like puncture marks and such, but nobody is going to grill you about an smoking some...

They wanted NOA for 2014 and 2x Relationship Assessment Questionnaire (Common-Law) - one for principal applicant and one for partner.

Based on this http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/ and this http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/conviction.asp it looks scary, but from Immigration and Refugee Protection Act: They want to check if he's inadmissible and that's why they are asking for...

From http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=748&top=22 Also if you land inland they ask you to bring new set of photos matching the new requirements: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf Even if you're landing at the border it's best...

For me it was 11 months 1 day between medicals received and decision made/COPR issued (and I was not under 2nd review). I expect to get PR card within 13-14 months from medicals. Others waited literally a couple days to get DM.

There is no rule - I've waited for almost 11 months, you could hear from CIC this week.

If the law passes as it is right now you will get 50% of the time as student / worker (2 days count as 1 towards citizenship requirement) up to a maximum of 1 year. Time as PR counts 1:1 with no limit.

You can find qualifying programs in 8-10k / year range if you look hard enough. If you find one at an institution meeting cic criteria you will be allowed to work full time and bring a spouse that will be allowed to work full time too. Even if both of you make minimum wage and take no overtime...

There is no rule. They have to complete the same checks they had to for you. If you're lucky it's going to be just a couple of weeks extra. On the other hand if you your spouse happens to be a person that will require long and detailed security check it might be a lot. I've heard that for former...

They are restoring just the old rules. I think the idea behind the 1 year limit is so you couldn't "buy" yourself citizenship by paying for and completing a couple degrees at the cheapest school you can find while flipping burgers on student work permit.

the 50% "credit" for time spent as temporary resident is back. I only wish it wasn't restricted to a maximum of 1 year - I've spent an extra year waiting for the PR..