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You will need to find out why the application was returned. For example, what form or signature is missing...etc. BUT on the side, AOR will not help her application for a visitor visa. She needs to demonstrate tie to home country. Not to Canada.

Just want to point out that he CANNOT convert one type of sponsorship to another. There is a lottery system for parents sponsorship. Maybe he got picked for this year's sponsorship. But if he doesn't have Canadian income, he will not be able to sponsor his parents. His application will be...

How long she can stay is determined by the CBSA officer when she re-entered Canada. If she planned to stay, she will need health insurance when she comes back. Otherwise, do you prepare to pay for any of her medical expenses out-of-your-pocket?

Well, but OP said their marriage was genuine. She can get a lawyer and try to get money back from him. But AP_01 said the husband has no money.

Those are scams. "Cheating" here means hiding facts and lying in a relationship (spouse, bf/gf...etc). There is no criminal law against these in a relationship. I know that getting money out from a relationship can also be a crime but usually that needs some kind of pattern and multiple...

Your situation is sad. But he didn't commit any crime. Cheating and lying to a spouse is not criminal offence. It's personal. And I don't think you can do anything to "punish him".

Does she plan to continue to stay in Canada? If so, wouldn't she need insurance anyway. Insurance is better than paying hospital bills in case anything happen.

I used to live in BC and commute to WA to work everyday. As long as you have valid status on both sides of the border, you are fine crossing the border everyday. I am a Canadian citizen and have a valid US work visa back then. If you have NEXUS, make sure that you declare everything even tiny...

Is that possible that she is confused with PR card expiry which has nothing to do with the actual PR status. Agreed that if the husband doesn't meet RO, he cannot sponsor his child.

Yes. 4 for 2015, 2016 and 2017. And you have to maintain income for 4 until the application is completed. If you have more kids, then your income requirement will change for future years.

If you are asking about PGP sponsorship for 2018, then you need income for 4 for all 3 years. (2015, 2016 and 2017 NOA) Is your father divorced or a widower? If not, you have to also include his wife/common law spouse (5 people instead).

Not sure about MSP but I am pretty sure you need your most recent NOA for the application.

What really is your situation? There is no OWP option for outland application. Outland and inland applications are both targeting to finish in a year. So theoretically, one isn't faster than the other any more. But it's a recent change so I don't know if the actual timing is the same for...

Unless they are under 22, they are not dependent of your parents. And thus not consider as "family members". Only your spouse and kids are considered family members. You will list them in the "additional family members" form instead. In another word, if they are under 22, they are dependent of...

You should get a job soon so that you can meet this year's income requirement. You need to maintain your income during the process of the application.

Raj, I do not have an answer to your question. BUT posting your same question to multiple threads will not help you to get an answer sooner. Specially some of those discussions are totally unrelated to PGP. (e.g. relationship supporting document for spousal sponsorship) The same group of...

That sounds alright if you can get a visitor visa.

The part I dont' understand is "inland application". Since I am only familiar with family sponsorship, may be there is such a route for express entry. But I haven't heard of any "inland" PR application that only takes 3 - 6 months. Also, you need to apply for visitor status/visa. I don't think...

You needed to contact CIC, add your new spouse to your application and get new COPR (in addition to police clarence and medical exam for your spouse). Not just change your status with CBSA officer. It's too late now. You can never sponsor your wife. And you have committed misrepresentation.

If you are under age of 22, you are view as a dependent of your mother. So you will need to fill up all information and get medical exam done. You have to provide her the information even if she puts you as non-accompanying (i.e. you will not be going with her now and not requesting PR status...