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US citizens can enter Canada and stay for 6 months, this is the default. In all your previous visits, they still give you 6 months to stay here, just that you end up going back sooner.

I’m not sure what you’re asking, but this is the gist that I got from your question. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/apply-new-temporary-resident-visa-within-canada.html

There’s no guarantee of time it takes. The time they put there is an estimate and is different for everyone. Some people get it in weeks and some months, and even some over a year. As said above, call the airline and cancel the flight. They will charge you for it, but at least you will have...

Proof of financial support You must prove that you can support yourself and the family members who come with you while you are in Canada. You can prove your funds with proof of a Canadian bank account in your name, if you’ve transferred money to Canada a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)...

I would not recommend requesting for a work permit at the border, she may be denied entry. She’s coming in on a visitor visa which restricts her from undertaking any gainful employment in Canada during her visit. It would be wise to apply when she’s here. Only those from visa exempt countries...

If your passport is from a country that requires a visa to enter the US, you will continue to require a visa even as a PR, until you become a Canadian Citizen. If your passport is from a country that has visa waiver with the US, you won’t need a visa but will need an ESTA except if entering by...

The only time that tax returns becomes important is if you are applying under CEC, and claiming Canadian work experience.

Your employment contract and reference letter are sufficient. No need to provide bank slips. They can always check your pay when you submit your financial support documents. They also DO NOT ask for your tax returns, unless you have filed taxes in Canada.

Hi husseinmehdi11, In your case, I would say call Campbell Cohen law firm and see if they can offer any guide. I used them for my entire process and they are VERY good at stuff like that. In your case, they can tell you what might be acceptable or not.

Hi sindrom1992, Foreign work experience has to be received outside Canadian borders. Canadian experience on the other hand is only helpful if applying under Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

Hi Riyaraju88, was your work experience as a manager? The NOC you chose is for a manager in HR. If not, try these NOCs: 1121 – Human resources professionals 1223 – Human resources and recruitment officers See if any of these match better. If you were not in a managerial position, then you would...

Hi AlbertaExpress, You should use the NOC which matches your experience closely. When CIC reviews your profile, they will be looking to see if the duties involved in your experience match those in the NOC you selected. Remember, CIC does not involve itself in licensure. They are involved in...

Hi Pragya11, It all depends on the company. Some companies have very short levels of command, with line managers having a lot of power including hiring and firing. If your manager has access to your employment information like dates, duties, and compensation, it should be okay. Cheers

Hi Nicky101, CIC takes up to 6 months to process the application. I applied in June and got the request for passport in December. Once they respond, things go very fast from there. I remember the feeling too, felt like forever. All the best

Hi Mathew, For you, your child and your spouse, express entry would be the best bet. For your father-in-law, that's a whole different issue. He is not considered a dependant, and thus cannot immigrate at the same time with you and your spouse. He can however apply to come after you arrive to...

Hi leo512, As long as there is a way to reach the company on the letter, say a phone number, that should be enough since they can always call and verify the information. They don't need to have a website or be a large firm.

Hi ara_sj1001, Congrats on your process so far. I dug a little about your concern and found this on the cic website: Your skilled work experience must be: in the same type of job (have the same NOC) as the job you want to use for your immigration application (called your primary occupation)...

Hi Dairmeey, Whether to apply as either RN or LVN is a matter of qualification as they differ in scope of practice and renumeration. There seems to be some confusion about the RPN role here in the forums, and hopefully I can shed some light. RPN (Registered Psychiatric Nurse) in general is a...

NNAS is a Canadian organization, registered in Toronto, ON. The only link with Philadelphia, PA is a mailbox that they have. The reason for this is that most of the applicants live in the US and it is more convenient and cheaper for US applicants to send the forms. All the board members are...

Hi, I applied for a job just after I submitted my EE profile, before I even got an ITA. I let them know that I will be coming to Canada later, and they were gracious enough to keep the position. They have a lot of positions here in the Vancouver area. I only did my application for British...