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You mean a bus pass/transit pass for kids? The concession card is used to go in and out transit train stations and on the bus. It has a very distinct colour. (you tab when you go thru the gates and when you get on the bus) Any transit staff or transit police can ask you to show them a photo ID...

So what is your question? It's pretty common for TRV refusal for someone with a spouse in Canada. Just put down whatever is the truth. Yes, she was refused a visitor visa.

You will also waste a year or two at least waiting for them to process your application and then refuse it. Why don't you try again next year? You will then meet the LICO for 2016 and forward.

Signatures need to be in ink. So no scanned copy. You can email them the form and they can print, sign and "snail" mail the signed forms back to you. Then you can assemble the package.

Visitor visa invite doesn't not count as "undertaking". I haven't filled in the forms yet (not lucky enough to get picked this year. :( ) but I guess you can put 0.

Only need to count your parents once. :) So family size is 5.

And how long have you lived in Canada since Sep 2014? So in the rolling 5 years, you need to be in Canada for at least 2 years. End of 5 years will be Sep 2019 and from now (Apr 2018), there are only 17 months. If you haven't already lived in Canada for 7 months or more, you have already...

If your spouse is the co-signer, her income counts for ALL 3 years.

Your dad needs to be included in the application. He needs to pass police check and medical exams. And your income needs to cover number of family members including your dad. However, if all the above pass, he can be non-accompanying. But he needs to be included in all of the application...

You have a tricky case. By the deadline to submit your application, your sister-in-law is still 21. So officially, your family size is 8 and her age is lock-in submission. (there is no option to choose which dependent you want to include in the sponsorship. It's always the applicant (either...

And is the sponsor a Canadian citizen or a PR. If he/she is a PR, he/she needs to be living in Canada in order to sponsor his/her spouse.

I think it's the opposite. Which threads did you read? I don't have CIC link. e.g. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/parents-and-grandparents-sponsorship-2018.513951/page-95#post-6822955

She should inform CIC and withdraw the sponsorship.

If you only visited Canada once, you won't be qualify to apply for parent sponsorship (which current lottery had been closed and picked). The soonest you can try is next year. BUT if you never lived in Canada at all, 3 years + 1 more year to even be able to show interest to apply. She could...

So just count your family (husband, yourself, kids) and add your mother to the number of family members. good luck!

You have to count your mother (is she widowed or divorced)?

Family size doesn't change with spouse being cosigner or not. If your husband did not sponsor his father to become PR, then you do not have to count his father. However, if his father was sponsored by your husband and it's still within the period of 10/20 years (depending on when that...

He is still your son, i.e. your dependent, whether he is currently in canada or not. So you have to include him for your family size.

Never done it myself (since I read about this after my hubby got his PR... ) This thread looks useful: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-order-gcms-notes-step-by-step-process.513893/

You cannot do anything to speed up. But you can find out the progress by ordering GCMS notes. However, since you are a Canadian, you can move to Canada and start working. Your wife, if she is visa exempt, (assuming she is Australian) can travel to Canada as a visitor. And stay there while...