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Yes, the file number will change.

You don't need to do biometrics again. Inform the VO you have already done them.

There is only one TRV application. It doesn't matter if you are a visitor, worker or student. Same for everyone.

It is not at all professional. Completely fake.

1. The child will be granted visitor status, not a visitor visa. 2. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp 3. No. 4. No.

His work permit is valid until it expires. He doesn't need to apply for a new one right now.

No effect. You don't need to inform IRCC that you are leaving this job.

1. Yes. 2. Assuming they are not divorced, both must be fully included in the application anyways. 3. Yes.

It's not a problem. Even if you don't have a copy, they can see your status in the system.

Ordering GCMS notes does not delay the app.

Incorrect. LICO must be met through the ENTIRE process.

Then save yourself the hassle and just include him as a cosigner from the start.

It's from Manila because medical emails come from the Regional Medical Office, not the VO. It is common to request a psych report when there have been mental health issues. It should not be an issue.

You don't do anything. The TRV is NOT your study permit. Your study permit will be issued by CBSA upon entry for the length of your program.

The OWP is submitted with the PR app.

Canadian children don't get added to the app.

If there is a change in family composition during the process that results in you not meeting LICO, such as having a child, you can add your husband. If you lose your job or something like that and no longer meet LICO, no, you can't add him and can expect a refusal.

Email, if you included an email address.

Big difference for a child born in Canada.

As you informed them before landing, there should be no refusal.