What are the steps and dates to register a child to elementary school as a new immigrant in Canada?
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call the school and inquire about the registration dates \nthank you
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by contacting Citizenship & Immigration Canada at www.cic.gc.ca - see family based immigration.
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Sorry for the Dumb A$$ answers! It really depends on the immigration status of your friend once he/she arrives in Canada. More likely than not he will be a Canadian Resident which is equal to our I-551 holders (Immigrant -or- Permanent Resident). He will need to apply for a visitor visa and will be subject to all the restrictions that come with the visa. He/She will also be issued a I-94 which will indicated his maximum period of admission into the United States...
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The first website is the offical Canadian immigration website.  Things like taxes and real estate are generally provincial matters, not national matters.  Choose the area you want to move to, and check the city's official website, plus the sites for local real-estate agents and schools.
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After the holiday, phone the school, and ask to speak with a counsellor.  They should be able to give you specific information.\nI can imagine that they would want to do some benchmark testing to find out if you are on the grade level your age represents.  You will need a parent to fill out the necessary paperwork, also.\n\nHomeschooling is nice in theory, particularly for the younger ones that don't socialize well, but it is probably necessary for proper social development after a certain point.
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hope this help:)\n\nCanadian citizens and permanent residents living in Canada, 18 years of age or older, may sponsor close relatives or family members who want to become permanent residents of Canada. Sponsors must promise to support the relative or family member and their accompanying family members for a period of three to 10 years to help them settle in Canada.\n\npls. go to http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/index.html\n\ngood luck
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Are you a farmer who wants to immigrate to Canada?\n\nCheck out immigration consultants in your town or use the web.
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Got to www.how2immigrate.net/canada\nYou'll find everything you need to know there.  Pages and pages of it.
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In case that exist in Canada, I would ask the schools you have found - I think they should know more about it.\nOr try by any police station, maybe they can help you.
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Depends on what class you go in as, although it is easier that many being an American because you don't need entry visas and can apply within Canada.  \n\nYou can come in as a visitor, and, before 6 months is up (I would say at 3) apply to be a long term visitor - you do this in 6 months time periods.  But - you can't leave the country and you can't work or have access to health care without paying for it and should buy travel insurance.  If you leave the country for any reason on a visitor permit, the clock stops and you would need to reapply starting at day one again.  Anyway, after a year as a visitor, you can apply for Permanent Residency, but that takes around a year, and there is no guarantee they will accept you.  You need to pass a physical, various security checks (State, FBI and military clearance - if applicable - is needed) and if you have children, you need to provide medicals, etc., on them too.  The medicals you take are done by specific doctors, not one you choose.  So basically, you need to be able to support yourself without earning money for about 2 to 3 years if you do it this way.\n\nYou can also go in on Points for the combination of education, age, whether you have both official languages, family here, that sort of thing.\n\nYou can come in as a Student, or on an employment visa and eventually apply.\n\nIf you are married to or living with a Canadian citizen, you can come in under the spousal class.  This is probably the easiest way.\n\nFor all of these you need a valid US Passport as one of your identifications (and you must have that).\n\nI know this because my common law spouse just became a permanent resident here (he's an American).
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Answering this question from Canada.\n\nHere, all you need is a letter of standing in the school district you wish to substitute in.  To get one, you must pass a criminal check and (presumably) have some level of academic training.  There is supposed to be a "pecking order" so that the most trained substitutes get called for work first.  My academic training entitles me to a class 5 teaching licence in my province.  Maybe an associates degree entitles you to a teaching licence where you live?\n\nMy advice would be to get a criminal check done, see your school district superintendant and ask what qualifications you need to subtitute.  If an associates degree is enough, present him with the criminal check and ask to be on the substitute list.\n\nAssuming you get on the list, then see the principals in the schools you wish to work in.  Let them know when you are available and what subjects you prefer to teach.  Some principals will just want a warm body in front of the kids, others will prefer someone who actually knows something.\n\nGood luck.  Hope this helps.
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You may wish to be more specific.  You can apply for a work permit based on your background or a study permit if you want to go to school.  You can get a visitor visa just to visit but it would be pretty hard of you want to stay for only a few years.  Please see citizenship& immigration Canada’s web site for more info.
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"If you were born outside Canada after February 14, 1977 and you had a parent who was Canadian at the time of your birth, you are a Canadian Citizen."\n\nFurther info and the application form are available on this page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizen/bornout-info.html\n\nThe Canadian government also has information about Dual Citizenship on the following page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizen/dualci_e.html
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Contact:\n\nCanadian embassy, consulate.\n\nSome one you know in this field who is in canada.\n\nGo on internet and find the info about, jobs, company , immigration policy, temp permits.....................
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canadas immigration \nwebsite\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/guide/section-02.html
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Start by Googling the following terms:\n\n"Canadian Government"\n"missing persons"\n"immigration service"\n\nFollow the leads from there, they'll ask for particulars.\nGood luck.
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Well, first thing you would have to do is apply for "Landed Immigration Status". You will usually get this within 4-5 months. Not 100% sure about the time. The cost for the immigration is about $500-$1000. Once you have obtained the immigration, you are free to work in Canada. If you get your immigration before the Baby, move to Canada. When the baby is born he will be considered a Canadian Citizen and you will have to pay nothing for him. Please check the link below for more details. Please also verify these details as it has been 3 years since my immigration so I am not 100% sure.