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I suggest you do more research on Canada's immigration programs. There are no specific educational programs that make a person eligible for PR.

No. Only taxable sources included in line 150 count for LICO.

Thread is from 2012....

I don't know the details of the order. If it gives her full legal custody, it's fine.

Your wife needs permission from the father or full legal custody for the child to immigrate.

Canada has no formal legal separation process. You ARE legally separated. Your child cannot immigrate without permission from the other parent or full legal custody from the courts.

No.

I don't know what kind of "broker" you have dealt with but you must not have done your research. An experienced and reputable broker is NONE of that.

1. Depends on where OP's spouse is. 2. Chile is visa-exempt, so no issue visiting (dependent on COVID-19 travel restrictions).

1. He doesn't pick up the COPR; it's mailed. If he's in Chile when the app is approved, the COPR will be mailed there. If he comes to Canada, he can update his address and the COPR can be issued by Ottawa and mailed to him in Canada. 2. Yes.

Fill in where you were actually born. It's not complicated.

You are required to reside in Canada throughout the sponsorship process. A few trips are OK but you shouldn't leave for for than a few weeks at a time.

Applying for the OWP is what will maintain her status as long as it isn't returned. People apply for visitor extensions to maintain status in case the app is returned. As she still has valid status for another 4 months, if the app is going to be returned, it should happen before that point and...

You can't extend it. IRCC will decide whether to extend the medical.

Entirely up to you.

As already stated, she just needs to wait in Canada until she once again meets the RO.

Medicals can be extended, so it is not advised.

1. Yes. 2. There won't be penalties. If you owe money, there will be interest. As it would appear you worked most of the year, you don't have a choice about filing. 3. Up to you if you want to pay the accountant fees. 4. No but you should do it anyways. Ensure you and your partner are filing...

https://secure.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx

Again, a PCC is not going to show random complaints. It is a CRIMINAL record.