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Where do you live with your mom and your brother? Is your mom already a PR or Canadian citizen? Your brother's income doesn't count. Since your mom and dad are divorced, I think you can sponsor only one of them and their dependant plus new partner if any.

You have applied for conjugal spousal sponsorship. You are in their system. I think they know why you want to come to Canada. Try to show strong ties to your home country and be honest on your TRV applicant. (There is little you can really hide) And wish for the best. You may want to look...

You can't add him to your MSP. Some provinces allow adding your spouse while the PR application is further down the process and some needs proof of PR. We purchased private travel health insurance while we were waiting for my hubby's PR application.

You should already have your 2015 and 2016 NOA now. (Notice of Assessment) But the time the lottery result is announced, you would have filed and got your 2017 NOA as well. So you will be asked to submit the proof when you submit the application if you got picked. (NOT after you got approved...

If OP proceed with appeal, it will take MORE time than submitting a new application. So either get their case reopen OR submit a new application. Filing an appeal doesn't benefit the OP in terms of getting PR for her spouse (in the shortest possible time).

Siblings cannot co-sponsor. Only spouse. Wait till you or him can sponsor with his or your own income before you or him apply.

I don't think that's correct. I think the LICO will be based on family size (including parent to sponsor) at time of application. So you need that for family of 4 from 2015 onward. If after you submit your application and before the application is final, you have another child, then they will...

This doesn't sound right. Never heard that there is payment involved in correcting/updating marital status in Canada. Are you sure it's payment for the status update? Able to renew her PR with as "married" doesn't mean she won't be investigated when she applies for citizenship in the future. As...

It's important to proof tie to HOME country when you apply for TRV. Not to show how important for her to NOT go home...

As the provided link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=825&top=14 You must provide your Notice of Assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for each of the three taxation years immediately preceding the date of your application.

Do you mean your spouse and your children?

And it's not about THE YEAR. If you are getting married in Dec 2018, I am pretty sure you will still be single when you submit the application (if you get picked in the lottery). So it's the family size when the application is submitted. And you need to use the size for LICO for the past 3...

One interest to apply form per eligible sponsor (e.g. you) Do not submit multiple times please!

Okyee.. Now I see what you were asking. This is the CURRENT family unit which doesn't include your parents or their dependents. (which is asked in question 3) The question is really clear! They listed all possible members that should be counted. So your brothers and sisters are NOT included...

If you have no spouse or kid, then it's 3 including yourself.

"and visit" read up topic about dual intent in this forum. It's commonly done and many people posted their experience.

We never have an engagement ring. I am against blood diamond and it's too expensive to buy even a tiny ethical stone. We only got very simple wedding rings as well. I think it's OK to have small wedding with only a few friends. It depends on your culture on how large weddings are. (i.e...

He can come to canada to get married. And he can visit. But he cannot "live" here. His status will be visitor until he gets either a OWP or his PR.

Who would you like to sponsor? (required) My own parents and grandparents x My spouse or partners’ parents and grandparents If you are selected to apply, you can only sponsor your own parents and grandparents. You can’t use your invitation to become a co-signer for your spouse or partner’s...

No. You won't qualify and will waste a spot if you got picked by the lottery. Application will be rejected anyway.