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Changing the child's name won't make any difference to a sponsorship app.

Canada has no 6 months validity requirements. However, regardless of whether the airline lets you board the plane, given the fact that there is no guarantee that you would be able to renew your passport in less than a month, there is a very high chance of being refused entry.

Yes.

No worries.

Not a sir. Again, OVER COMPLICATING. You've said that your current score with the one year of experience that you have is 445, which is above the draw score. That means that there is ZERO point in declining the ITA.

Yes.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/child-birth-certificate-and-sponsoring-husband.689360/ As you've already been told, not an issue.

You are ridiculously over complicating this and now seeing a consultant who is telling you to commit misrepresentation. Regardless of the score showing in your profile, if your score with one year of experience is over the draw cut-off, there is no reason to decline the ITA. Also, as you've...

If no PFL or interview, safe to assume it is approval.

Yes. The issue is that you violated the terms of your stay and overstayed for 2 years, likely working illegally. You showed that you don't respect the immigration laws of another country, so you are a high risk to do the same thing in Canada.

All refusals get "Decision Made"; it is just not the desired decision. Pre-arrival is generally just an automatic thing and doesn't mean approval. Generally, if you haven't received a Procedural Fairness Letter or an interview, it is an approval.

Yes, they do. Many provinces/territories, including Manitoba, have issued 14 day isolation orders for travellers regardless of the origin. Also note that there is no "assumption" about foreigners; returning Canadian citizens are subject to the same rules. There is nothing ridiculous about it.

5 years from the date of landing.

Note that in this case, the sponsor is on welfare and apparently has been for 2 years, so very different situation than normal.

If you don't show solid proof of a minimum of 365 days of cohabitation, you don't qualify as common-law and will be refused. There is no max.

No one knows. Urgent apps are still being processed.

She needs to continue to extend her status. Do you have solid common-law proofs from day 1 of cohabitation?

There is no set time. Include a STRONG financial plan. Having been on welfare recently before applying, she needs to be able to show how you will support yourselves in Canada without returning to welfare. Has she been properly declaring your income in her welfare claim?

No, he doesn't mail his passport. He doesn't get a visa; he gets a COPR. He would need to either land at an IRCC office or flagpole at the Canada-US border...

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