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As a PR, you have to live and reside in Canada while sponsoring your spouse. You cannot leave Canada except for short vacations (few weeks?) 1 and 2 are the same questions. If you want to be in Canada together, you may as well not land and get her into your application (get medical, security...

This was exactly what I was told by my HR. So until my hubby got his provincial health coverage, he wasn't covered by the extended plan.

Wait, are you planning to get married BEFORE you landed? If so, you CANNOT land with your current COPR because as you said, you won't be single when you landed. After you got married, you will need to inform CIC and you need to add your wife to your application and she needs medical and...

Your application was accepted to start processing in 2014 January. So you need to follow the MNI at that point NOA 2010, 2011, 2012. If your income DID not meet the requirement, it was rightfully refused. You should have waited to apply in 2015 instead of rushing it in at 2014.

You just need to update your address when you go to Canada. You can use "outland" applicant while you stay inside Canada.

If I understand it correctly, TRV if granted most likely are multi-entry visitor visa. So I don't see the need of a 2nd TRV... And if she can get the 1st TRV before you get married, can't you two get married at her first trip (assuming that trip is after you landed as a PR)? Then she can try to...

Because they were listed in the family member form for PR, they are treated as dependant children. Thus required all the information you provided and in addition the police check and the medical. If they were listed as "additional family members" then these extra information won't' be needed...

Were the 2 adult children been listed under FAMILY? I think they should be listed in the "additional family" form instead.

You can divorce her any time . But you have to wait 3 years after her landing to sponsor your new spouse.

You need to first be in Canada and then apply to sponsor your child while you stay here. BTW do you meet RO?

I think you will have better luck to post at the Skill Worker section instead of here.

It doesn't make sense. Condition PR or not, she should have already gotten her PR card within a few months of her landing. And there is only 1 type of PR card.

I don't get the part about infidelity. But his wife will need to figure out child custody before she can include the children in her PR application. Unless she is willing to exclude her kids from the PR application.

Right. And he didn't include her in his EE application which makes her excluded for being sponsored as a spouse.

Your divorce in 2014 was a divorce for convenience for financial reason (to purchase a house?). And you remarried at a time that is convenient for you (not before you get your PR so you get better points for PR application and after you landed and wanted to sponsor her). I won't suggest lying...

Well, your spouse cannot work in Canada either. Until after you stay 2 years to meet your RO, then apply to sponsor her for PR and then possibly waiting for another 4 months for OWP.

Since the child is Canadian, you don't really need to sponsor him/her.

If he got the visitor visa, he does not need to go back to do his medical or get his passport stamped. Only if an interview is requested, then he needs to travel back to his home country. It should not affect your PR application but it's unlikely that he will get a visitor visa. But some...

I don't know why. As far as I know, the only "special type of visa for parents" is super visa. Then other than that it's regular tourist visitor visa. I think your information will show that you are hosting for their visit. But I don't see any more value to the applicant other than that. And it...

I have no idea on tourist visa. I come from a visa exempt country. Check the information in Visitor of this forum. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/visitors.8/ Basically, they are applying tourist visa. They have to show that they are only here to visit...