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I'm just the webmaster and have never submitted an application myself, so I can't answer the question about the profile. Is this about IRCC or myimmitracker, anyway? The co-signer is if your sponsor is unsure they have enough money to sponsor you. It should be a relative if applicable.

Usually 37.5 and higher is full time in Canada however, for immigration purposes through Canadian Experience Class, full time is a minimum 1,560 hours per year.

If you've already applied for the PGWP there is no reason to apply for the spousal open work permit unless your PGWP is refused. The spousal open work permit usually takes way longer to process. Was that the question?

Yes, it should be General. We have some more details here: https://www.immigroup.com/news/improving-your-ielts-english-test-results-express-entry

Let me try to answer your questions: 1. Yes, you can apply for two things at the same time. Are you applying for an open work permit or a PGWP? 2. Inland sponsorship as you are in Canada 3. There is a document checklist available at IRCC's website. The list is long. 3. It takes approximately 12...

30 hours https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/canadian-experience-class.html

I believe you have to be living with each other full time, but I honestly don't know, I'm just the webmaster. A consultant could help you with that. You cannot use a foreign address for your PR Card. Your PR Card is not your PR status. You get your PR Card after you get your PR status. But you...

Hi, No, you cannot get an open work permit because your spouse has one. I suppose, if you spouse got a normal work permit as well, you can then apply for the spousal work permit. Alternatively, you could apply to change your work permit.

Hi, Common law requires a minimum of 12 months of living together. Because you are American, you do not need a visa to come to Canada, but are also can only be admitted up to 6 months at a time, as a visitor (i.e. without a work permit or study permit). Alternatively your fiance could live with...

The PR Card is the very last part of the process, the whole of which usually takes about a year. You can stay in the USA while your permanent residence application is processed. If you receive a positive decision you need to "land" in (enter) Canada. At that point you will fill out a PR Card...

Yes, there's nothing wrong with that as far as I can see.

It's his permanent residence. If he's never changed his address to his school address and still uses yours, it should be okay to use that as his address. However, if he lives at school pretty much permanently - i.e. through the summers - you may want to include it. I hope this helps.

If there is no entry stamp you're allowed to stay for 6 months. But once the inland sponsorship application is submitted, you are essentially allowed to stay until you receive a decision on the application. IRCC's helpline is awful - you're not alone in that experience. As for not having the...

Canada will recognize a legal marriage in most if not all countries, including Thailand.

You have two options: [list type=decimal] Apply for a PRTD: This will take 2-3 weeks. You should be sure to include as much proof as you possibly can that you have met the residence requirement, because there is a danger here that if you do not include ample proof, your status will be revoked...

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Then I would try to be cautious: get the letter amended with your new passport number to be safe.

Well, you don't want any confusion about whether the endorsement is for you, right? So if the endorsement has your old passport number on it, I think you need to get that fixed. Does the department that issued it have a phone number you can call?

I'm sorry to say I don't know much about the Atlantic Pilot program, but I would assume you need to get the endorsement amended.

You need to inform them of the change in passports in writing.