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A TRP or a TRV?

Do you have a copy of the cover letter the lawyer sent with the application? Perhaps he/she stated in this letter that medical receipt will follow upon receipt of file number from the visa office. If so, CPC M should not return your application to you but forward it to the visa office for...

Same answer as above. It means spouse and children who are NOT Canadian citizens or PRs.

Her ONLY option under the current legislation to become a permanent resident of Canada is by using one of the Economic Classes. She can start a path to PR by way of a work permit but there will be lots of considerations as I understand she has two other children? All the recommendations...

No, it's not.

Contact the Russian consulate in Canada. http://www.toronto.mid.ru/ I'm pretty sure it takes longer than 30 days to obtain the PCC. If so, write to CIC and tell them the date you applied for it and ask for an extension of time to submit the document. Include proof of your application for it...

I can't say for sure from a scan of your passport but they might because if they enter your name in the GCMS system they will see the application is in process. Just bring the fees receipt with you, give them it IF they ask for it and tell the truth. You'll be fine.

You can start working for the new employer as soon as the work permit is issued. You are allowed to overlap with a notice period. I would not resign until you have been approved for the new work permit. A short overlap for the notice period will not have a negative effect on you.

Bring your fees receipt from your PR application. This is just a visit so they should not be concerned. You aren't coming here with a U-haul full of furniture.

Tell the TRUTH and show proof of your return home. Omitting some of the truth is considered lying by ommission and it IS covered in the Act and Regulations under misrepresentation. CBSA is not going to try to stop your wedding. Their only concern is that you will overstay but a return ticket...

It will take 4 months for you to get the appeal record. Then you should hear from the IAD after that with respect to a hearing date or ADR if you are eligible.

Read OP Manual 2, Section 5. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op02-eng.pdf

No.

Family in this case means spouse and children. Since you are the Canadian sponsor you do not need a medical. If he has any children they also need to be medically assessed.

You should be asking this question in the FSW thread. However, you can get statements from the previous bank as well as the letter from the current bank.

2011? That's too long. Call the IAD in your area to find out where your file is. Did you receive the appeal record?

From what you have written, I think your husband may have an issue. Section 36(2)(c) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act says: (2) A foreign national is inadmissible on grounds of criminality for... (c) committing an act outside Canada that is an offence in the place where it was...

Yes.

Yes it's fine on implied status. Do NOT lie or "fail to mention" anything on ANY of those application forms. Whether you were legally allowed to do it or not, the consequences of not telling them and having CIC find out after the fact are way worse.

You do if you are working for a Canadian company. Anything that enters into the Canadian Labour Market requires a permit unless it is covered under the exceptions in the Regulations. However, if someone is working for a foreign company online and not entering the Canadian labour market, then...