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Hmm, interesting. I checked the requirements for Panama and it's different from what I've seen before. I normally would treat any uncertainty against me, so I would recommend to go to the embassy and certify any government document you must submit. However, my guess is that the passport...

Normally IRCC do not require certified true copies unless specifically requested. Are you sure about it? Can you provide exact wording in the documentation or checklist you are referring to? I suspect you are referring to certified translations... this simply means that the translation is made...

How come you got biometric payment request that late? Did you give your biometrics before?

Legally speaking, your certificate is the ultimate truth and not what actually was. First option is much better.

Well, I didn't want into details but scylla and armoured effectively expressed my exact thoughts. Both on the content and form

Signed. Although I'm not fully satisfied with the wording (and thanks god it's not the useless changeorg at least), I share the overall feeling. The most shocking thing for me was that caps were revealed 5 months after we applied to Quebec.. before that no official statements about possible...

We had a request to redo the medical, but it was eventually waived upon my request based that my wife was already in Canada. Keep in mind that IRCC is bad at tracking where you at for the landing purposes. They were quick (2 days) to re-accept our medicals and got the PPR the same moment...

Doesn't seem to affect. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/apply.html - it's still listed as eligible

1.5 years is below the usual processing time for family sponsorship. Unless you're from Québec. So you are likely on worth just apply for owp right away.

What is your status in Canada? Were you citizen or pr when they were born? If neither, did you declare them when you applied for PR? When filling forms you need to use current legal information. They will ask previous names if they were changed. You will be required to supply birth...

ah.. you were few seconds quicker... I'll just add one thing. That since the OP is an Indian citizen I'm 99.99% certain that they will request the PCC from India as it's quite hard to prove that one never went there while being a citizen. They asked PCC for my dependent child who left country...

While probably not a huge deal as you had to upload the scan of your passport anyways but it's always better to have everything in order to avoid unnecessary delay. Send a Web form attaching a newly filled form and explanation of the error.

The do not desire anything. Your wife either changed her family name or did not. You must use legal information. If she did but her documents are not updated, then they are effectively void - wait until those changes are finished and apply with new name.

yes. You, and dependent children over 18 years old. If your spouse is Canadian citizen or PR you don't need to fill out his travel history.

The answer by this poster is wrong. You do not need to list your parent's or siblings travels. Just follow the instruction on the form... it doesn't ask for it

is he adopted and or orphaned? Normally you can't add siblings as dependent.

No. The form clearly asks to be completed by PA and dependent children over 18 y/o (partner must fill it out if he/she isn't PR or Canadian citizen, which is not applicable to you)

1. yes 2. AOR is always to the name of the sponsor. Unless they changed something.... the red part puzzles me a bit... perhaps they meant the acknowledgement of the submission. Bad wording. 3. your status is the deadline. Visa not equal Status. You get your status when entering Canada. It's...

Virtual Landing procedure is completely unpredictable. Many people wait months. No timeline unfortunately.

Better be safe than sorry. This question is the reason for many unnecessary misrepresentation cases. Indicate all rejections of any case for the entire life. It will likely have no impact. Omissions however will be irreparable.