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IRCC could request update on NOA or income sheet any time until the application is approved. So until they get their PPR, COPR or eCOPR.

Typically purpose of her trip, how long she plans to stay. Since she's visiting you, they may ask her who she is staying with and where. And her contact in Canada as well.

If it's really accessible funds of yours, you don't need to worry. They want to make sure that the fund has been in your account(s) if it's transfer from a different account of yours earlier.

She doesn't need to physically bring the cash. The balance is still in her account, and it's accessible. So I don't see why CBSA will ask for the proof at the airport. btw. she is travelling to Canada. not "landing" as a PR.

agree. Unless patient is getting donated equipment from charity, it cost a lot to own or rent them. A hospital bed cost a few thousands. customized wheelchair also a few thousands (depending on if patient needs customization and how many). Air mattress for bedridden patients are close to $1000...

It may be timing as well, since when your parents did their biometrics, their PR application have been submitted. That's not the case for the other member. So .. it depends.

If you have no plan to leave Canada soon, I think waiting to meet RO again before applying to renew your PR card would be the safest. Up to you to risk it or wait.

Just want to add that if you will be using ALL of your savings for this trip, then IRCC would be concerned. Most people won't spend life savings for a single trip. Canada is expensive and you haven't mentioned how much do you have for a month's visit in Canada. Hotels are at least $100 per day...

Canada ends temporary public policy allowing visitors to apply for work permits from within the country - Canada.ca Ottawa, August 28, 2024— Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has ended a temporary public policy that allowed visitors to apply for a work permit from within...

1. Biometric may be. 2. Most likely since it's over 5 years ago. Medical is usually only good for 1 year.

CI is (certificate of identity travel document), it's for people who doesn't have other travel document and cannot be issued RTD (Refugee Travel document). PRTD is for PRs to use in place of their PR cards (expired/lost) and they still need their other travel document (e.g. home country...

So if your brother was included in the 2022 PGP application, and he was under 22 at that time, then his age is locked and remain as a dependent of your parents. You need to maintain your income for your family + 3 (parents and brother) until the application have been finalized. He will get PR...

You need to proof strong tie to your home country. And is your daughter a minor? Who is taking care of her when you only visit her few times a year. (maybe your wife?) You appear to have stronger tie to Canada than to your home country from what you've described. How long is your visit...

That's great news. Did IRCC has doubt on the relationship or about sponsor (if living aboard) have the intend to relocate to Canada? It's great that they waved the interview with additional documents submitted. :)

Take a look at this. "Requirements for sponsoring other relatives" in the following link: Determining membership in the family class: Sponsoring one relative regardless of age or relationship - Canada.ca

Then your wife cannot claim the time spending in her home country for RO (as accommodating citizen). In this case, you will be visiting her country and still a resident of Canada. Pay attention to number of physical days spent in your home province to make sure that you still meet requirement...

You can sponsor her again after she lost her PR once it's revoked. She will be allow in regardless. Not sure about deportation. But if she lost her PR, it's probably better for her to leave and wait for the new PR application and land once it's approved again. If she's from an eTA country...

You cannot be both living outside (so your wife can meet RO being accommodating you) and inside (for tax purposes) and choose whatever works for you in each of the situation. If you move to your wife's country to work there, she will be accommodating you outside and can meet her RO that way...

Don't understand your question. IRCC will request police cert, medical and do background check of dependents (depending on age for these check) regardless if the dependents are inside or outside Canada. Dependents can only land as PR after PA landed (virtually or physically). If they are...

Follow IRCC since this is a very weird and unusual case. I don't think volunteers can give you more than what IRCC, CBSA and your lawyer can provided. I think you are being given an exception because of the timing of the application approval and the deportation. Good luck with the process.