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Yes, that should be fine.

You will get an email for IME & PCC.

I'd print the entire application, scan the pages that need signature and email them over. Once you get them back, attach with the rest of the pages that were already printed and send it out. That would solve the barcode mismatch issue.

1- Yes, if you don't fill it out you wouldn't be able to get status updates on applicant's behalf. All correspondance so far has been over email or CIC profile inbox except the SA letter that was sent to the sponsor's Canadian address. Provide your email address on the form. 2- No. Just the...

1- Yes, it is. If you don't have it, submit an affidavit. 2- Not that I'm aware of. 3- No. I'd wait until you're asked for it at a later stage. IME and PCC expire after 1 year and 6 months respectively and no one knows how long it'd be before you're asked to submit.

Not mandatory but it's a good idea to nominate yourself as representative. That will give you the option to follow up and check status on their behalf.

1- It's assumed that you need it for every country where the time spent is 6 months or more. If they're living in the current country for more than 10 years, most probably they wouldn't be asked to submit for other places. That's what happened in our case although the travel was extensive in the...

Some applications are sent to Ottawa, I've not seen any definite connection amongst these cases. No clue which cases are being sent to Ottawa and why.

You just need the first couple of pages with passport holder info.

IRCC only cares about the income stated on NOA. You can submit the equivalent of the NOA for the corporate income. Also, if you're planning to apply in 2019 we don't know the requirements yet. May be you will be asked to provide NOA for 2016-18 or 2015-17 so you might be in luck.

This is sponsorship approval. IRCC could still randomly check income requirements during the entire process but there's no official requirement to recheck.

You can check status here: https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/security.do?app=ecas To link application, use this: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account/link-paper-online.html

It's a good idea to have a co-signer even though you don't need them. IRCC could recheck income down the road and it'd come in handy if you come up short for some reason.

Yes, for the applicant we provided their home address in Pakistan. For us as sponsors, we mentioned the Canadian address.

At the time of application; if you've already received the NOA for tax year 2017, you need the income from 2015-17. If not, you will need 2014-16. Unfortunately, seems you don't meet income requirements for 2016-17 either.

1- Pakistan. Assuming they're visitors in Canada. When we applied they're here as well but we mentioned Pakistan and there's no objection. 2- You can provide an affidavit.

You can co-sign the application. In fact that's recommended even if one person meets the income requirements. It might come in handy down the road if the income is rechecked during application processing. At the time of application; if you've already received the NOA for tax year 2017, you...

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Yes, as long as her income for the last three year (1 year for QC) meets LICO, you're eligible.