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If you meet the income requirement, everyone's chance is the same.

Also, it doesn't sound like the kid is an orphan and OP cannot even adopt her. You cannot simply add any person to you PR application nor sponsor her unless she is a family member. Think about it, even your brother or sister are not consider as direct family member for PR application. So a...

1. Multiple replies on that. No OWP available for outland application. Looks like you intent to travel during the application. So do not lied and apply in-land just so that you can get the OWP. Your whole application (if applied in-land) could be cancelled if you are denial entry to Canada...

You mean he will apply including you and the kids as non-accompanying. Then land as PR and then apply to sponsor you and the kids? Why didn't he just apply with everyone? You need to go through medical and police check anyway.

As a PR (you mentioned that you've got your PR card), you need to be in Canada to start the PR application for your son.

Are you or your fiance a Canadian PR or citizen? If not, how do you planned to apply for PR? (Express Entry? PNP?)

But it's impossible to have no trace in Canada if you live here. Detail cell phone bills and credit card usage. Visit to your doctor, your accountant and other professional services. I am sure you can find something to proof your day to day physical presence. Your wife's and children's records...

Prescriptions are not generally covered by provincial health. This is a general misconception of "free healthcare" in Canada.

So you are an international student studying in Canada. If so, please try to post your question in the internal students section of the forum. With your study permit ending soon (this Dec), I am not sure if you can apply for a working permit for you husband. Check with other students who have...

Did you apply for PR via Family sponsorship? (your wife as the sponsor) There is no work permit for spouse of PR. Only if you can get a visitor visa to Canada and then if you apply for family sponsorship inland (after you travel to Canada with the visa), then there is an option to apply for an...

They themselves need to stay enough time in Canada in compliance of RO (Permanent Residency Obligations). If they don't, their PR status may triggered a review and be revoked. They need to be physically in Canada for minimum of 730 days in a rolling 5 year window.

They can do it anywhere. As long as it's done by a panel physician.

I don't really understand what you mean by reinstate your PR. Did you renounce your PR status back then? If so, you ARE no longer a PR. There is nothing you can do to "reinstate" it. You can ask your spouse to sponsor for your application of PR through the family class. If you want to travel in...

If you have been here for 3 years already, why don't you apply for citizenship first. This is if you can wait for another few months or years before you take a trip to your home country.

Agree. If you don't really have any goods to follow, don't worry about submitting an empty list.

Whatever your friend said doesn't make sense. It's a lottery system. So I don't see how they can lessen your chance of getting selected next year. You can explain but I think your application will be rejected with your 2015 income not meeting LICO.

As a PR, getting US visa is the same as getting it before they get the PR. Apply tourist visa from US embassy. Follow instruction. And even with the visa, if they travel by land/car, they will need to go inside immigration to get visitor's record the first time they cross as stated by...

It's better to declare and exclude your child from the application. And I think it's better to come clean to your wife. She needs to know that you have a daughter.

But you are NOT common law right now. So I don't think it's about having enough proof of something that's not true? It won't be so hard for CIC to figure out when your current work permit is for live-in caretaker. From your description, you two will become common law in Feb 2019.

This section of the forum is for PR and Canadian citizen to sponsor their family to become PR as well. So you may not get the answer for worker visa/permit related questions here. As canuck_in_uk said, try the Foreign Worker section. Here is the link to the foreign worker section...