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There is no minimum, the maximum is 4-6 weeks in advance before your classes.

I am reading previous forums and I see you can attach all documents in the explanation part.

Super visa takes time. Not sure if you might get it within 6 months or less. You are applying for your parents/grandparents? Check the processing time https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Because of the address change? You will just update them of the address change.

The best way is to leave and reapply from your country. You can't apply for a study permit since you have no status here. And again, you were not on implied status since your permit became invalid when you left the school voluntarily. It will create more complicated issues in your future...

But now you are out of status. If it will affect your ITA, that I can't answer. Only VO knows.

You mean 2020? or you were only given 25 days permit?

Your lawyer's mistake was to renew instead of applying for a new study permit since you lost status as a student in 2019, which rendered your permit invalid. I blame this on your lawyer.

She is not a student, she lost that status 2 years ago.

The only way to apply as a student is you leave Canada first then start over. The court will be too pricey and complicated, and I don't think you might get any second chance since you were Illegal here. As above mentioned, hire a different lawyer.

I have never done this, is there an option of other documents or optional documents? If yes, merge all the documents and attach everything you need there.

my pleasure.

Restoration is to ensure you are not here illegally. But, if his status was determined by your status, he can't restore until you do it first. (I might be wrong on this)

Yes. She will need to mail the return prepaid whatever mmmmmh do they call it a package? you know what I mean or she can authorize your sister to pick it up then mail it to her.

Restoring your status is by applying for a visitor visa to be in Canada legally. But it might complicate things since they will find out you have been here illegally for 9 months? https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/restoration-extension-trv.html

Oh, I thought you were talking about your sister US visa expires in 2028. Yes, she is good. She can travel to the US to give biometric.

You are technically not a student per the immigration rules. Your permit became invalid hence, you are here illegally. You have to restore the status first before you reapply. (Right experts?)

8 years yes.

I believe the answer is Yes.

When you left after 3 months, you were no longer a student since the school might have reported you no longer attend classes. Redetermination and second option will be too expensive where the court can overrule the decision. Did the school give you a scheduled break due to personal reasons, or...