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Unless stated in your checklist, you must attach the following for any documents that are not in English or French: a certified copy of the original document; and the English or French translation; and an affidavit from the person who completed the translation. So no you cant do it yourself

1.As said in the last comment, if you are not married and didnt live together for at least 1 year you cant sponsor her 2. The baby will not have any effect on your app, but if born after you already submitted your app you will have to update your app with IRCC 3. You will have to convince IRCC...

Its been more than 3 years since your ex-wife landed so you can sponsor again. I would assume that this time they are going to check your app very carefully.

Well, would the best option for him now will be to say he had to go home for whatever the reason is , apply for a new visitor visa while showing his work permit? If he cant get a visitor visa the only option will be to cancel his app and apply outland, and wait the whole time outside of...

Most probably. But nothing is 100% with IRCC. since its a new requirement you might get lucky.

I wrote "undecided" haha. It worked.

True.But not realistic for most of us (unless you have very nice savings)

Applicants who reside outside of Canada should send their documents to the High Commission of Canada in Singapore through the secure services offered by a Canada Visa Application Centre (VAC). The service includes two-way secure shipping and tracking. Once processing has been completed...

20 pics MAX. Follow the checklist. You can print it on A4, 3-4 pics per page. Use word and write everything they ask for above every pic. If you want to print it as a reg pic thats fine too and then you can write the info on the back. As Hamii worte think quality. choose pics of different...

The checklist is always more updated than the website. I guess Sydney having hard time to catch up and they are trying to balance the workload.

probably not (at least in my case they didnt but i was outland) but of course your answer should be true in case they would.

I guess you are the PA, as the sponsor need to have a job. And no you dont need one thats why its an open work permit and you can work anywhere you want.

Im not sure you understand your situation. Your COPR is not valid so the dates on it doesnt matter. Once you get married you have to update IRCC asap. So youre already late. send your webform to IRCC and they will let you know whats next. you will have to send all the info about your wife...

As far as i know it wont be a problem. I would apply for the OWP and PR (inland) asap, and apply for the extension about a month before expiry date.

ASAP

It depend. you can check here to see if you need to submit it with the app or you need to submit it later. They dont give you an option and you have to do it as indicated. You need to submit one for every country he lived in for more than 6 months...

Where is your spouse from? You can contact your MP or order notes

You can send you app inland, with an open work permit, that will allow you to stay here until youll get the PR. Its better not to leave Canada during the process cause if you wont be allowed back here youll have to cancel your app (and anyway you have to live here so you can leave only for short...

What a lawyer can do? nothing to help with rejected app. All they can do is help with an appeal which is a long and very expensive process. If the reason for the rejection was fixed by getting a job and off the social assistance I would just resubmit, add a letter explaining that she is now...

First, do yourself a favor and dont lie to them.Especially if you already applied for PR. they will know why you want to stay and it will get you in trouble. Its not clear from your post, did you apply already or not? and if you did, is it and inland or outland?