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The website is hilarious though. here’s the Google street view of the address on their contact us, not exactly hotel-like https://maps.app.goo.gl/scy36rKRVak224NbA?g_st=ic

Ah. Quebec. LOL. This is above my paygrade. You're better off posting in the Quebec Immigration forum even if it relates to a federal application.

Yes, you could lose your PR if you and other dependents do not land on time. Just make sure you send the application to add your child before your original COPR expires. No, there is no such thing as a virtual landing outside of Canada.

I remember using a nearby convenience store near the Tim Hortons to keep my phone during my Embassy appointment and it was fine. I think it might have been that same one.

Not legal, but sadly rampantly practiced in Toronto. Renters are not left with much choice but to play the game if they want a place.

Highly unlikely

Normal, PR cards can arrive separately even for spouses

No need to reply if you are going to Canada to do the oath.

If you have legal status (citizenship, PR, open work permit) it's easy to find entry level jobs with zero experience. I know people without zero work experience who got jobs quickly in the GTA, but they already had legal status. If you're on a visitor visa, you're not going to have those same...

You'll have to tell your employer you aren't legally allowed to work in Canada until you have your PGWP.

You are overthinking this. It’s fine, answer the statutory questions based on your wife’s status at the time of the PR application. You can’t predict the future. No need to worry.

Takes less than 3 weeks from the GTA. I was the guarantor and was not contacted.

Any more recent data points, or is everyone going to the offices these days? Actually surprised the mail-in times seem faster than what I expected. got back citizenship certificate a few days ago, maybe about a week after mailing in. CC was charged a few days after delivery.

Yeah, I never got any. My MP clearly doesn't care for immigrants in my riding. ;)

I have no idea. My transit was 2 days so I left the airport.

It is fine, I have done it on a B1/B2. C1 visas allow for stays up to 29 days, B1/B2 up to 6 months. It is weird you’d rather believe random Internet strangers than the actual DoS website. (But I have honestly done so.)

If you have a police report or any other record for the stolen passport, that can be submitted too. As for the proof of your travels, Canada can access your entry/exit as well as US immigration info. They may request for an I-94 history or at the very worst a FOIA entry/exit request.

If the medical is less than one year old, you can use the same one.

I literally Googled “correct PR card” and found this https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/pr-card/apply-renew-replace/correct-mistake.html There is no special channel for “landed immigrants”. If you had contacted IRCC through the webform, they would...

What exactly is your concern that you need to contact them?