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Some docs need to be original and some dont. Its also depend on the country you are from. You can check the checklist or IRCC website

It can take up to 3-4 months for the first response (AOR). After you will get it you can connect it to your online account but you dont have to and can use your email (I think its recommended to use the online account)

You can fill the forms for her if you want, email it to her, she will print it and sign it and send it back to you via mail/fedex etc. She can also scan it and email it back to you but you risk delays if IRCC will ask to see the original forms so its not recommended.

Oh yeah. Well It might be harder to get a visa. But you can try. If she cant then outland will be your only option

Yeah its a new thing. Good luck

If you apply outland she can come and visit and stay up to 6 months. After that she can ask for extension and probably get another 6 months. She wont be able to work during this time. The other option, if she will be in Canada you can apply inland and also ask for an OWP which will allow her to...

Yes. Read your checklist

Well there is no guideline so i guess its up to the officer. Anyway good luck!

Interesting so your husband will have to quit his job soon and move to canada, so hows his job relevant? haha cant understand how IRCC work

I guess you applied inland?

While everything is legal if youll apply to sponsor a new husband, you got sponsored, did a landing, went back home right away, got divorced, and then wait the 5 years to sponsor a new husband. This is a huge red flag and it will be checked very very carefully. It doesnt mean it impossible but...

I dont think they have a number. but something realistic to support the both of you for 3 years minimum, Id say (and its just guessing) at least 100K. Search the forum there were people who got rejected and might give you better idea.

You can send it. But the real issue will be to prove you can support the both of you. Many got rejected because of that. Unless you have lots of savings it will be a problem. If you dont have savings you might want to get a job before applying

1. Your status is still PR. after 3 years in Canada you can apply for citizenship. Getting divorce wont effect your status. 2. Your husband cannot cancel your PR so dont worry (unless he can prove it was a fraud on your side but its a long and complicated process so i really wouldnt worry about...

Think about it as the first time you sent your app. If you think you have everything so send it. You can reuse old forms.

Read your checklist (section 5).

Canuck is right. If you just got your PR, and was in common in law relationship without declaring it in your PR app then you might have a problem here...

You have to make sure that ALL your forms are current. There is a new checklist for example so I guess you used the old one before, and will have to use the new one now. Also read carefully the checklist as its a little different (for example you might have to send your app to a different...

If they issued the new checklist AFTER you submitted the app then youre fine.

If you used an old checklist by mistake it will most probably will be a problem. Was it the current checklist at the time you submitted your app? Its a new requirement in the Feb 2019 checklist