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I don't understand. I don't think 5669 has a section for children.

IRCC send them "randomly". We don't see a consistent stage they send them out. (Some VOs earlier, some later, some inland offices send them some don't )

There is NO sponsorship available for an aunt to sponsor a nephew or niece to become PR even if she lives in Canada. She has kids and is not alone. Your dad's uncle is too distance relative to sponsor you. Family Class sponsorship is mainly for spouses/common law partners to sponsor. Or...

If she has eTA or visitor visa, she can travel to Canada any time. If she doesn't, then she need her passport stamp and travel with the COPR after PPR. COPR/visa valid usually 1 year from Medical (not sure if exam or pass date)

No. But mention her in the additional family form of your parents.

I think what you pick is the closest to why your spouse is visiting.

Your spouse is visiting. There is no sub category for visiting while a spouse is working as an intern. You need to understand that your spouse's visitor visa may or may not be approved. You need to have enough funding for her to visit for a long period of time. And if you don't have kids...

Are you PR of Canada and US citizen? If so they won't question about your daily commute much more than other frequent travelers. If you are on work visa, you need to make sure that your work visa is still valid when you do not live in US. Keep a very good record of your crossing.

What stream did you apply for your PR? Did you apply for a BOWP? I know that some economic stream provided that. Normally apply for PR do not give you maintained status/implied status. How long can I stay in Canada while waiting for permanent residence?

You need to double check which form does the instruction says it's for. This is the instruction for IMM5406: SECTION B Write the personal details for your children. It is very important that you list all of your children (even if they are already permanent residents or citizens of Canada)...

What is the age of your brother when you submitted the application. Dependent age is locked when IRCC received the application.

you are in maintained status if you apply to extend your stay as visitor/apply for visitor record before you become out of status. So do that before your 6 months runs out.

If you home country can issue a passport for your child while he stays in Canada, that would be an option. If they are not able to do that, your child NEEDS a valid passport to land as PR.

What do you mean by visitor visa expiry date? You usually have valid visitor status for 6 months after your entry day into Canada.

Why did you not provide this critical information when you post your question? Most province won't cover visitor that's still in the process of being sponsored. But it's specific to the province that you are settling. (which again you didn't mention)

Apply for OWP after you received AOR of your common law sponsorship before your work permit expires (not a renewal). Also if you applied "inland", do not travel for a long period of time. (like months)

1) No 2) You have to mention it. Otherwise, it will be considered misrepresentation 3) Just put the surgery date and name of the procedure down. 4) No. FYI for spousal sponsorship, excessive medical demand is NOT being considered as an issue. Spousal sponsorship will be approved regardless of...

I should have phrased it better. It was her right even if the relationship wasn't broken down. Since it's been broken down, it's her responsibility to report it and withdraw the sponsorship.

Please find out if you can get coverage from any Canadian insurnace proivder. It would be useful information for other supervisa visitors that have stayed for extended period of time in Canada. Many others may face similar situations.

Your mom being a visitor in Canada doesn't impact the travel insurance coverage. I think it makes sense to get either a provider in Indian or UK for the travel insurance.