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I just want to add that your spouse has the right and is supposed to withdraw the sponsorship since the relationship has broken down. If she continues the application, she is committing misrepresentation. So she didn't jeopardize your application. Now focus on your own ability/profile to...

OP is the "spouse" in the application and OP is inside Canada now. OP's spouse who is outside Canada is the PA. SO OP's spouse will get COPR (already received PPR) and enter Canada FIRST before OP will get eCOPR.

You can contact IRCC and TRY. But that's the main difference for inland and outland applications. Outland application could request interview at the VO that's processing it. Not sure about how it's done now. Back in the days, applicants will need to travel back for the physical interview.

Also want to add that if the brother has mental or physical condition that made him unable to support himself, he likely won't pass medical. And the whole application will be refused. The brother is young and you can financially support him to gain enough education and points to immigrate on...

Change of address proof for the sponsor is needed. I don't believe there was an address entered for the applicant in the interest to sponsor form but that's usually not a big concern for IRCC. Just include where she lived in the personal history.

Since you are posting under Family Class Sponsorship section, I assume that you are being sponsored by your Canadian citizen/PR spouse/common law partner. He/she can sure start the sponsorship application any time when it's qualified. (reach common law/ have marriage certificate and all...

It cannot be prioritized. WHY do you think your application needs to be processed faster than others? As replied, it's still within normal processing time.

1) Yes 2) No. She is visiting. That's part of visiting each other. 3) Your relationship started when you and your spouse started dating. Not just after getting married. So YES according to the information given here assuming that you started speaking on the phone in Aug 2023 (an arranged phone...

When you apply for PR doesn't matter. (as long as you have legal status) You need to apply to extend your stay as visitor before your work permit expires.

I think other member(s) already answered your questions.

I think you need to put your mother as PA since your dad has passed away. Include a letter of explanation on why you change the PA to your mother. (from the interest to sponsor form)

I think what armoured suggested was not difficult.

Refill the form with the 10 years employment history without any gaps. There is already a format, why reinvent one as response.

Agree that waiting for you to be working and making enough income to support him would be the path. It also depends on his luck. There is no real pension in Canada as well even after he becomes PR of Canada again. How many years did he work in Canada? If he never or worked only a short period...

No. LMIA jobs are meant for employers finding special skills and experience employees that they cannot get in Canada. I do see many abuse of the system with low paying jobs...

Your mother decided not to include you in her PR application while you were still her dependent (I assume 20+ years ago). Marrying to your father or not is NOT a factor to this. You are now way too old to be considered a dependent (under 22 years old) and you were never declared. So NO. She...

post on the section related to the stream you applied under. (PNP, EE...etc) This is NOT family class sponsorship unless one of the spouse is a PR/citizen of Canada.

Include a brief letter of explanation. (which name of which relationship to PA/dependent has unknown birthdays)

Was the original document submitted fake or incorrect? How can you submit an incorrect statement from your bank and not knowing that's wrong/fake? If IRCC was correct about the misrepresentation, your chance of approval is low. IRCC treat fake information/missing information very seriously...

There is no "duration" of TRV. It's usually single entry or multi entry. By default the CBSA will not put any expiry of the visitor status on the passport upon entry. That means the visitor can stay for 6 months. CBSA could put a shorter expiry. It's up to them. For spousal sponsorship, they...