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They all need to be individual, not the same.

Upload the two you have, and also provide a written explanation as to why you can't provide the older one.

It will be 100% refusal for misrepresentation. Not declaring your spouse is an open and shut case refusal.

I don't remember. Did you receive a Passport request? If so, that outlines what you need to do. Don't be too fixated with the trackers. In my wife's case, it lagged about 6 weeks behind what was happening. My wife's didn't update or show any COPR details until after she arrived in Canada.

I'm no lawyer, so please don't take my post as advice. I just believe you are very unlikely to overcome the ban.

I doubt you will be able to overcome the 5-year ban. Not declaring you lived in another country is a big deal.

What does maximum of 20 mean? 20 or more than 20?

Liberals have done so much damage these last 9 years.

Yes

Its normal. Canada Post has not received the mail yet from IRCC. Once Canada Post scan mail, it will start working

Nope you need a passport. Airlines will not allow you to fly without a passport

Files are transferred to Etobicoke for review where there are concerns with the application.

If he lands at Toronto Airport he should also stop at the Services Canada windows and get his SIN. It's directly after he is finished with CBSA and before you proceed to the baggage claim.

Yes. The applicants can appoint anyone.

I was thinking that the OP has said they had hundreds more people than they really did and now immigration wants proof to see if it was BS? Who even knows that many people?

700 people at the wedding and they want proof??

So your husband sends no financial support to you in Peru? For example, does he pay any of your bills, housing, food etc? I would send anything you have and include an explanation if he is not sending anything. For example, you have a job and can support yourself in Peru, so you don't require...

Do people not proof read the application? I went through my application probably 5 times before submitting.

I would take out insurance! I took out 90 day newcomer insurance with, $50,000 coverage and $100 deductible with Manulife. It was only $250 in 2023. Its not worth the risk not to get it. I thought to my self if she breaks and arm or leg it will cost thousands. Even cutting a finger that...

Stupid question! This confirms that your application to Sponsor a Member of the Family Class has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2024... on behalf of the following member(s): It tells you what it is.