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Lack of employment won'y hurt much if wife's application is otherwise solid. By that, I refer to such things as having a hefty bank account (without being artificially stuffed proximate to filing the TRV application); a travel history to places like U.S., U.K., Australia, etc., maybe a nice...

I see that no one has answered this, maybe because they know you do not plan to return to read any replies. I see you have not been on the forum since the day you posted your question. Why you posted to this section of the forum also seems unclear. In any evert, no, you cannot file for an...

Well doggone! A new one on this kid. First time to hear of a co-brother. Then I suppose we can also have co-mothers, etc.

You relax. No one asked you to get involved. Just what, pray tell, have you contributed to this forum since 2019? Looks like not one scintilla of contribution. If you had even a passing command of English and spent any time reading on this forum and understanding what it is about, you...

I am not at all optimistic for her. But, maybe not hopeless, particularly if she scores high in other areas, such as having a good job to return to, a healthy bank account, ownership of a house or other real property, a solid travel history to countries such as U.S., U.K., Australia, etc...

No one can say for sure where it will be processed. Could be Canada, home country, or somewhere else.

Each of those two must file their own application. I'll leave for another day asking about what is a co-brother. In this case, my answer would be the same, however defined.

There is no appeal to a court, but there is judicial review, which is much narrower in scope. An appeal essentially allows the appeal body to stand in the shoes of the original decision-maker and to consider the matter afresh and even consider (not assured) "fresh evidence" or "new evidence" -...

The IRCC checklist will require a birth certificate. It will also tell you that, if there is any document you do not send with your application, you must set out an explanation for its absence. You say your wife "tried" to get a bc. How hard did she try? What steps did she take? I would...

I am not trying to be difficult, but really, not the best plan to ask such a broad question here. To make a spousal sponsorship and PR application there are detailed forms and instructions on the IRCC website. Included is a "Document Checklist" which will identify each and every document...

No I won't "let him be". Clearly he is shopping for a job and this is plainly not a job site. Adopting your laissez faire-attitude and letting all comers here "try their best" to find a job, a girlfriend, or whatever, would see this site overwhelmed with irrelevant posts and rendered useless.

Insurance companies are not charitable institutions. They are there to make money. No chance they would accept your dad unless you were willing to pay a premium higher than the amount the insurer would expect to pay for his treatment. As @scylla points out, as a practical matter, no insurer...

Having read @armoured's post, I deleted mine that preceded it. He understood the facts. I did not. I read your post too quickly and concluded that you had a 2020 application that was rejected in its entirety. However, what happened is that you were rejected as sponsor. Nonetheless, the PR...

It's not clear as to which of the above posters you are questioning. But, it seems that the one you are addressing has not been on the forum since 2018, so not likely you'll see a response.

I just came across you recent posts and see that your battle continues. I must say you case seems to be taking an extraordinary amount of time. I can't offer much more than the standard advice to tough it out and wait, since, short of the possibility of a mandamus application, not much you or...

You missed my point, which was, perhaps, a bit obscure. In missing my point, you missed my sarcasm. When you say "completed all 4 task" I take it that refers to steps such as background check, etc. So, that led you to ask how many days after that until ppr. What I am saying is this: when you...

The answer will come with the ppr. Then you will know exactly how many days and you can return here and share that magic number with everyone.

This suggests 12 months of silence, but, elsewhere you posted that you have been in background check since August 23. As well, in another thread you were recently advised to order GCMS notes. Did you? That's a form of follow up. I would do that first and see if the notes tell you anything...

What sponsors are you referring to? Does this look at all - even a little bit - like a site where "sponsors" hang out looking for people to sponsor?

Some good questions here. I too am curious to know about the nature of the CRA "keying error" that threw a spanner into the works. I get the impression that the poster here has not filed taxes for a long time and only tried to catch up belatedly in order to produce a NOA for the IRCC. I am...