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Quick question, under "how many people in this application" did you put one or two? because I put two and was able to link. (we have no dependants, just make sure to include the sponsor in this one)

IRCC was not affected at all.

Not really, if she gets there and a week later you break up, will she have money to change her flight? If you lose your job and can't support her, what will she do?

Why are you paying a consultant if you're going to ask those questions here? hahahaha I would be getting my money's worth. Here you go: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/search/5532858/?q=decision+made+sponsor&o=relevance&c[node]=5

Have you tried looking at the spousal sponsorship thread pinned on here?

She will need proof that she can support herself. They need to know that if you kick her out she will have enough funds to return home.

There's so much information on here to answer that question. Check out the forum on Spousal Sponsorship that is pinned.

If it's any consolation, I did get an AOR, but there's nothing on my file, like zero. And while most people get biometrics and medical requests I have nothing, so yeah, I have my file linked, but I don't think they've actually touched it hahaha

Most applications are sent to the Visa Office that oversees the PA's country. It's normal.

Same here. Nothing yet for biometrics or medicals.

BTW - I've been requesting a letter from my employer stating my approved holidays since I got engaged, sometimes they ask for proof, sometimes they don't, either way it's a good thing to have just in case. I also always have a hard copy of my return ticket (because once my phone died and I had...

You need to start the process to get proof of Canadian Citizenship for your child. It takes quite a bit to be issued. It might be that your child is Canadian, but they don't assume it as so, as family history plays a role. For you to apply for your child's passport you will need to submit...

They've always verified if the file was complete before sending AOR, if it's not they just send it back to the sponsor without acknowledging the receipt of the file.

This might give you a good idea: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/2018-quebec-inland-spouse-common-law-sponsorship-applicants-only-timelines.619708/page-25

I got married in Halifax, I had a work letter saying that I had leave and my travel dates, he asked if I had an invitation and I showed him a photo on my phone, that was it, nothing else was asked.

They would know his limitations for travel taking into account that, you know, they are IRCC ;)

I would send an email or enquiry, it seems like they forgot to send you something, it says "Annex A attached to this correspondence"

Remember to update the google spreadsheet.

Was there an attachment in the email?

Keep in mind that if you apply inland, you wouldn't be able to appeal if you get denied. If you apply outland, you can.