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They can try applying for a visitor visa. However, if your parents have no funds or income it will be challenging to get approved for a visitor visa because it shows they are an overstay risk. They need to prove that they have sufficient ties to their home country, such as property ownership or...

What was your ex-spouse's landing date? I think that's what they look at, not the SP approval date.

Congratulations to you too!

Received oath ceremony invite today. The processing time from submission to ceremony was exactly 6 months. Here is my timeline: Type: Online Location: Montreal Submitted: Dec 12, 2022 AOR: Jan 03, 2023 Test invite: Feb 14, 2023 Test completed: Feb 24, 2023 Test passed: Feb 28, 2023...

sponsor approval letter is the one that says: but yeah the pre arrival services letter probably means that you are in the final stages, and so it is super unlikely that IRCC will go back to checking whether or not you still meet LICO

It's highly unlikely that they would ask for that after the sponsor approval letter has been issued. Have there been any confirmed instances in the past?

You are safe

I'm not Indian so I'm not fully aware of the details, but I believe you can apply for an Indian PCC from a BLS office.

Mine is also Vancouver. Even though MIFI said they sent the CSQ approval to IRCC, I still received letter from IRCC requesting copy of CSQ, as well as PCC. I recommend you send the CSQ via webform. Plus I also hear that IRCC accepts upfront PCC as well if you want to get that done from now.

For me it was biometrics, then csq and medical at around the same time last October, then request for pcc's in February. Now waiting for ppr.

Your parents aren't applying for citizenship, so this is fine. Regardless, IRCC doesn't care for what purpose the PCC is issued, what matters is that it proves the applicants have no criminal record.

You can send the CSQ to IRCC through a webform just in case, to make sure they received it.

Just say "Visitor visa application in [year] was refused for [reasons]. Visitor visa application in [year] was refused for forgetting to mention prior refusal."

As a non-Indian, I find it very odd that IRCC requests so many documents from Indian applicants as proof of relationship. Surely 1 or 2 documents should suffice?

Worked for me, thanks

You asked about the "in between" and IRCC answers in the line right below the one you are talking about. They used the word "until" in the line below it for the purpose of clarification. If you choose to ignore it, then be prepared for any consequences that may arise.

I think the word "until" has only one meaning in the English language. "...until we make a decision on your application." is quite clear when thinking about the period in between. If you are not convinced, there's nothing more that can be said. Hopefully, OP will make the right decision.

"Your primary residential address must be in Canada when you submit your application and until we make a decision on your application." on this page: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/sponsor-parents-grandparents/eligibility.html

It's different for everyone. Some people have already gotten PPRs and some just got AOR last month. The whole process from the date of submission to PPR can take anywhere between approx 1 year up to 2.5 years. The rules say that your primary residential address must be in Canada when you submit...

You need to wait for sponsor approval letter. In that letter you will have instructions on how to submit undertaking application for Quebec.