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You are paying the same fee. I highly recommend adding all post secondary studies that you have.

Being honest the Education Credential Assessment (ECA) process is the only thing that can give your a certain answer.

Sounds like a test for 'Aspergillus IgE' for tuberculosis. Guessing from 2 months window. Did the doctor/hospital give you the eMedical document? If yes, then send that eMedical document and that's all. If they didn't give you the document then send an email to the processing office. Its very...

Agreed with jddd comment. Apply for restoration if you are eligible and go from their. Asylum claim will likely not succeed.

Looks like the issue came from the letter of reference from your foreign employer. IRCC is very particular about the job duties and responsibilities specific to one's job. Your letter likely didn't provide the details they were looking for.

As far as I know there is no reconsideration time limit specified in EE PR applications (Appeals are different story). So, I don't anticipate refusal based on 42 days mark. Eligibility is whole different thing. If they found a mistake in assessment on their part you may see a positive result...

I know it sucks. One of my friends did this may not work for all and too late for you. Basically, immediately after his Oath, he went to the officer directly who was assisting in the oath ceremony. She was very nice and was able to fix the name on the spot and printed a new certificate for him...

In my opinion, IRCC does not care if you work from home or office. Only challenges I see here as I don't know if that company is established in Canada for income tax purposes, would you get T4s or something from Swiss. Do they have any subsidiary in Canada that you would be employed under...

It's very hard to make anything. There are so many strange ways people have been refused. Requesting GCMS notes may be helpful. Here are a few websites offering this service. easygcms.com, ycicanada.ca, getgmcs.com, visafile.info and more (not an endorsement). Google can guide you if you don't...

I know someone who is in the same boat. Updating the citizenship certificate is the way forward. It will take time but you wouldn't have to deal with it again (hopefully).

Too little info for any comments. So many factors come in play, age, education, ECA (if needed), work experience, NOC, adaptability etc. You can use IRCC assessment too here https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

I agree with canuck_in_uk comments. If I were you, I would never go to private uni or college. There are so many wonderful public options available. Application process isn't too difficult either.

Sorry, I don't comment in employment related matters. Wait for someone to comment who is more familiar with job offers.

In my personal opinion, I don't see any especially if you don't have a valid job offer. Easiest and safest would be taking the student option.

As mentioned already, there is no appeal option for temporary resident visa applications. Foreign nationals do not have same rights as Canadian PR and citizen, and even refugees. There is no provision of appeals for temp. You will need to go through the judicial review process (if you want to...

Not sure about your question. You already have an ITA and you had a baby after the ITA? Or you haven't created the EE profile and wanna know how to include your newborn while creating EE profile?

This makes sense. This wasn't mentioned in the original post.

This is tricky and I don't want to scare you. Quick weddings and super short and small ceremonies are always a red flag. There is a lot that goes in to spousal applications and way more than just pictures. You need to provide as much proof as needed to show genuineness of your relationship.

I think you have provided the explanation and the documents you could already. Unless there is more information/documents you have, it appears to be a wait game.

You have everything you need i think. They will send you a message if they are not happy with what you gave and ask again. But in my experience you are good.