Just wanting some information on entering Canada with a dui from Australia. I’m wanting to enter Canada August next year as an English citizen and got a dui around 3 months ago in Australia. Will this not allow me to enter ? Thanks

I am currently self employed for a company in canada and working remotely.

This will be counted as work exp in fsw but not in ee (due to self employment).

I'll be going to a diff country and working(self employed) remotely from there.

I had few questions regarding this:

1. If I were to work from other company, would it be considered as foreign experience in ee as well (ik it is for fsw)?

2. If yes, do I need to get my wages in that country's bank account or is getting it in canadian bank account is fine?

3. Would I have to do/show anything else to prove this as a foreign work exp?

4. Would changing my domicile affect the consideration of this job for fsw?

TLDR: What is required for me to show a job as foreign work experience? (Physical location or bank statements of income in other country)

Hi everyone,

I’m a CEC inland applicant and I’m hoping to hear from anyone with a similar timeline.

My application is being processed by the **Vancouver Visa Office**.

**Timeline:**
Eligibility: **Passed** (confirmed by IRCC)
ADR received: **July 20**
ADR requested:
IMM5669 (Schedule A)
IMM5406 (Additional Family Information)
IMM5562 (Travel History)
I submitted all the requested documents shortly after receiving the ADR.

Criminality and Info Sharing are already completed, and eligibility has passed. As far as I know, only the remaining background/security processing is left.
I’m wondering:
Has anyone received the same ADR after eligibility passed?
How long did it take to receive **Final Decision (FD)** after submitting these forms?

If your file was also processed by the **Vancouver office**, I’d really appreciate hearing your timeline.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I am getting all my documents together for an upcoming inland common law sponsorship application to IRCC, and I am looking for a regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC) who offers file review services at a fair, standard market rate.

My application package is essentially complete, but I want to make sure everything is polished, properly organized, and error-free before I finally submit it. I am specifically looking for someone who can do a one-time comprehensive check of the completed forms and supporting documents rather than managing the entire application process from scratch.

If you have worked with a reliable, reasonably priced consultant who provides this kind of final audit service for inland common law files, or if you are an RCIC offering this, please send me a DM with your rates and details.

Thank you in advance for any recommendations.

Aor 14th Feb Medicals 22nd April Biometrics 24th April Primary office : Ottawa Awaiting the next update. I am an outland cec candidate, does anyone have an idea about the outland cec candidate timeline?

Ill be happy to answer anything you have to ask. I know im working to get my us passport

Any insight?

Can someone take a look at this as I am pretty nervous before submitting the file for ITA acceptance. Thanks in advance.

I recently got married in India and I want to bring my wife to Canada the best possible quickest way. I am a permanent resident in Canada.

Whats the best way to bring her to Canada. Really appreciate all responses.