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You need to use 7 persons. It's the number of family members at time of application. If your number of family members changes in the future (i.e. new baby in 2019), then that new number is only for future years (i.e. 2019, 2020...etc) But NOA will for last 3 years is needed for 7 persons.

I only have some of the answers. 1) Check with country specific discussion and older PGP discussion. You may have luck finding information regarding to missing marriage certificate. 2) I don't see the benefit unless you have problem reading and following the instruction and/or you do have an...

You do not need to info CIC if you get married after your landing. When your wife apply under EE, she needs to enter her status as married with a husband that already has PR. (I am not familiar with EE application but make sure that she doesn't apply as single)

If she qualify on her own with express entry, she can apply it herself. It's not mandatory for her to apply via spousal sponsorship.

As a PR, you have to stay in Canada to sponsor your spouse. When you said you got PR, do you mean that you have landed?

Read the rest of this discussion. This question has been answered multiple times.

No. Dependent has to be under age of 22.

It doesn't matter. If your parents are still married, you have to include them both. Or you can put one as non-accompanying but BOTH have to pass medical, security check and both have to be counted into your family size.

Oh! btw you need to return and stay in Canada to meet your residency obligation. To meet these residency obligations, you must be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days (2 years) in every 5-years And the days start counting from you landing date. (Nov '15) The PR card has nothing to...

You cannot sponsor only 1 of your parents.

Try posting here for question related to EE: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/express-entry-expression-of-interest.54/

Exactly. Commuting means driving across the border everyday to work and return home the same day. Did you @Leo_1983 do that for the whole year in 2015? You do not qualify and wasted a spot.

And remember, sponsor will be responsible for the parents and dependents for the next 20 years. So the minimum income is just one factor they need to consider. As a sponsor, you also need to know that you have the ability to support this larger family size for the long future. (e.g. when the...

You don't have a choice to sponsor your brother or not. If he is a dependant, then you need to include him in your parents sponsorship. It's not up to you to choose.

Doesn't sound like it's the OWP for spousal sponsorship. So your husband is not Canadian PR or citizen, right? The process is very different for family sponsorship (sponsoring family to get PR). It's better to post your question to foreign worker section.

1. They will use your family size NOW to calculate the income. So you need it for 2015, 2016 and 2017 for family size of 5. 2. I don't have the answer for this 3. You do not need to add you wife as cosigner if you meet income requirement. But it doesn't look like you do for 2015. So adding...

I believe it's family size is 6 because the landed parents are under their obligation.

I have never heard about 120 months. I think spousal and their dependents are all 3 years. It's here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5772-application-sponsor-parents-grandparents.html scroll down to read this and...

And you will be responsible for them for the next 20 years. (If I got that correctly from the current policy)

We didn't get selected this round. Will see about round 2 this year or next year. Well..