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Again. Look at what scylla suggested (as I am not familiar with UCCB) and find out if you qualify.

I don't understand your question. Did you got picked by the 2018 lottery? If you did, simply do not submit an application. (since you know it will be rejected anyway) If you didn't get picked, then just try again next year. (they will have another "express interest" form to fill out next year)

So you mean that you've already got picked for the 2018 lottery? If you submit the application and do not have enough income for 2015, your application will be processed and will be rejected. Application process may take 1 year or 2 so you will likely not be able to try again "next year" but...

Do you mean he entered fake birthdays so that all 3 of his kids will be under 22? If so, he is committing immigration fault.

And yes. the checklist has changed (may be in the past 2 years or so). This maximum wasn't on the check-line when we applied.

"expressed interest" means have you filled out the interest to sponsor form earlier this year. The entries to "express interest" have ended for 2018 and the lottery to be able to sponsor for 2018 have been drawn. So your next chance is 2019.

I see. I guess they can do either inland or outland in this case.

For his case, I think inland make most sense. He cannot start sponsorship until he meet his RO. So there is no way he can do outland sponsorship for his wife and child. Since they are visa exampted, they should be OK to enter and then will have to renew their status (as visitors) while they...

Sorry. I quoted the wrong post. I was replying to OP.

They want to know employment history, not income history. While she was receiving her package on a monthly bases, she wasn't employed by her old employer any more.

That person committed fraudulent. You should report him/her.

I don't think your translator can alter the information in the document while he is doing the translation...

I don't think you called it a "disease" but it's a health condition and is she being treated? I guess you have to try and see if she can pass medical.

Yes. This is the ongoing discussion for 2018 PGP. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/parents-and-grandparents-sponsorship-2018.513951/page-145#post-6880645 This is where you can see if your submission of interest to apply is selected...

BTW. In Canada (or Canada immigration terms), there is no such thing as "illegitimate" son. He is either your son or not.

Did your brother got picked in the PGP lottery? Even if so, only his spouse can be a co-signer. You cannot co-sign.

Again. We, who frequent family sponsorship section, are PRs and Canadian citizens sponsoring our family/spouse to become PR. You will get better help in the express entry section for your questions...

1. No. He is NOT a dependent since he is over 22 years old. So he should not be listed as family. He cannot accompanying your parents. 2. No. Again he is NOT a dependent of your parents. So he is not consider as family. He however can be listed in the "additional family members from" (which only...

Your PR card can expire but your PR status doesn't. As long as you have a permanent SIN assigned, you are good. The only issue with employment is that if your new job require you to travel OUTSIDE of Canada, you will have problem coming back. (without a valid PR card)

Divorce date. Your marriage didn't officially end until you are divorced.