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Well you are being a bother and your statement about being sorry is unconvincing. You already asked this question in a thread you started, which was the right way to go about it. It's bad from to post the same question multiple times and different parts of the forum. That is especially so...

@canuck78 gave you a courteous and informative reply to to this same question posted yesterday. You have seen fit to post it about 4 more times and received replies on at least one of those occasions. Do you intended to keep posting the same query here and there on the forum until someone...

And I'll say that @armoured has given sage advice not to think about it a lot more. Yes, it's possible you do not need to submit the material. I think you do, but that may be wrong. You suggest a phone call. The IRCC is not known to go out of its way to offer advice in putting together...

It sure sounds like it. Sure, only the VO can refuse, but it seems unlikely the VO will take the time to make an independent analysis and overrule the "advanced data analytics" which almost certainly will suggest a final decision, even if it's not called that. Otherwise, why have that new...

I think you are right about annulment. I don't think it's possible to annul a non-marriage. It was never a marriage in the eyes of the law, leaving nothing to annul. But that might not be the end of the matter. There is a record of a second "marriage" in Canada and the guy would have filed...

I would advise you to move to a city with a shorter name. :) You posed this question elsewhere on the forum and my answer was: The passage you have quoted would appear to answer the question. It does not say: Do not complete this section if you intend to be a Quebec resident. However...

I am not sure anyone here can give advice on that score. There is really right or wrong. The main consideration will be girlfriend's ability to qualify for a TRV - employment; money in the bank; travel history to countries like USA, UK, Australia, etc.; property ownership, etc. If she can...

The passage you have quoted would appear to answer the question. It does not say: Do not complete this section if you intend to be a Quebec resident.

You can use the link to which @Canada2020eh directed you. You will be asked for the UCI # etc. used when she applied for TRV. My guess is she will have to do biometrics again. I used to believe that biometrics are good for 10 years. That's only partly true. Biometrics given for TRV are good...

So, did the lawyer (apparently acting gratuitously) answer your initial question:

You are a bit late mentioning that you have a lawyer (apparently an immigration lawyer) working for you. Did you ask your lawyer your question about cancelling your application? What did the lawyer say? Are you just shopping for a second opinion? I would expect a qualified immigration lawyer...

These are 2 different explanations: (1) I forgot. (2) I kept quiet about it because "it was not a significant marriage." Both of those are entirely lacking in credibility. IRCC will see that. The whole thing, as you have explained it, makes at all sound very strange. Your wife and this...

I doubt that a barrage of webforms will speed things up much. On the contrary, just more input to slow things down.

A few minutes ago, I had a go at calling the above number. It's area code 416, so Toronto, Ontario and vicinity. I called from the west coast, at 10:30 a.m., so that would be 1:30 p.m. in area code 416 locale. I really wanted to have an enlightening conversation with Mr. Ethan Donald. His...

I have nothing to add here. As I expected, now that you have provided some detail, for sure the offer is fake. As an aside, my reply was the first one following your email, but it was not permitted to be seen for several hours. I received a message saying it would not be posted until given...

I'll provide what little advice I can, since you have received no reply to date. The obvious answer is that there is no particular amount that is "sufficient", since it depends in large measure on how long your mother says she plans to visit. She'll need to show more funds for a 6-week visit...

Without seeing it, I'll venture right now that it's fake. However, for greater certainty, I suggest you post a copy here (with your personal information redacted) and allow the assembled multitude here to see if it passes muster.

I think you would find not much different today. A couple of years ago, I was looking to borrow in Canada. I had clear title property I was willing to mortgage. I thought it would be a cakewalk. So, banks (and a few credit unions) asked me about sources of income. I showed them my...

Hey @scylla, thanks so much for the "Like". Makes a "Newbie" like me feel appreciated. For some unknown reason, I was reduced to Newbie status yesterday, and all my posts for the past few years wiped out. Not sure what I did (or failed to do) to deserve that.

Yes, it's possible. That's if you are asking is there any legal impediment. If, on the other hand, you are asking if it's possible to get bank financing, that's another story. In that case, talk to a mortgage broker, describing your situation.