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you can use paper clips. But do not staple them together. They will scan all pages in the system and having them stapled will make the scanning much harder.

I don't think you can "sponsor" your parents on multi entry visa. They will be applying for visitor visa. They need to proof strong tie to their home country.

It's not about lack of days needed for your RO. As a PR, you can only sponsor a family member when you are physically in Canada. Your sponsorship applicant will be refused since you have been living outside of the country for months.

You may need up to 20-30% down for some banks' special newcomer's program. This article may be older but still worthwhile to read: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/what-new-canadians-face-when-buying-a-home/article35156673/

The word "dependant" is important. Once children are over age of 22 or if they are married or have a common-law relationship, they are NOT consider "family member" any more. Siblings and parents are "additional family members". I think their names needed to be list in another form for...

He can update his status as married in CRA. BUT looking at your post, he cannot claim you for dependent tax credit. 1) He didn't financially supported you. 2) You likely made more than $11,635 a year if you file your taxes. He is committing a tax fraud and that's a serious crime...

He does need your SIN number and the rough income amount to add you as his spouse. I believe he does know your DOB :P I am not very good at explaining how tax return works because I use a software to do my own. But I do fill in those information about my husband in my own tax return. Since...

He can put you as dependant but he need to put down your estimated income (even it's foreign income). And if your income is high, he may not get any extra money by listing you as his dependent. You may or may not need to file tax for this year because you just came a PR and may not spent...

It doesn't sound right. You are working overseas. And he wants to claim you as dependant while you don't even live in Canada and lied that you have no income? How long have you been married? What is your status in Canada?

Why don't you ask your immigration lawyer?

Low. The chance of him getting a visitor visa would be lower than same person without tie in Canada (i.e. someone who doesn't have a wife in Canada)

Your spouse needs to show that he is a true VISITOR. And it's not easy once he has a wife in Canada. He needs to show very strong tie to his home country and supporting fact that he will return to his home country after his visit to Canada.

Good luck then.

It should not. It's pretty common for people to apply for TRV but you did lie. Anyway you have to mention them in your application otherwise, you will be committing misrepresentation and it's very serious.

You are not guarantee with healthcare coverage with OWP. Each province has their own policy. Check details before you make the decision based on healthcare coverage.

To get TRV you need to demonstrate strong tie to HOME country. Not the desire to stay in Canada. After you are married, your tie to home country is less strong. Your intend to travel to Canada as a visitor ONLY is lessen. Applying for TRV should not affect your spousal visa. But make sure that...

I am wondering if that's a "lost in translation" case. Did he really said that they "do not have a real relationship"? If he did, I am not surprised that application is refused. That literally means they do not have a genuine marriage relationship.

You will not get your PR card within a few weeks after your landing. You do not need your PR card to apply but you likely will need your PR card to fly back to Canada after you travel to your home country to get married. (if that's the plan) If you do not have your PR card when you want to...

Are you talking about Visa to US? This forum is for Canadian visa and PR questions... Not sure if this is the right place to seek help.

Yes. Your answer is more clear. :)