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That I don't know about. No shame in getting it translated again to be sure.

Note, wasn't my intention to scare you into getting it done, just that the 'pain balance' leans to not taking a risk on it. It sounds to me like it was done properly and I've no reason to doubt that.

If the translator in Iran was a certified/official translator, that should be good (with notarized copy of original). If in doubt it may make sense to just get it done here (yes it would cost some money but time lost if there's a problem more valuable). I have no idea whether she needs a new...

In both the contexts you ask about here, 'family' refers to immediate family, which for a spouse / common law partner means usually just the spouse and dependent children. So no, passports and police certificates NOT required for her siblings, parents, cousins, whatever. (if you're sponsoring...

If you are saying that the period between A and B was less than a calendar month or fell between them, you'll have to decide. Simple way is to say that if majority of any month was in employment, that's sufficiently detailed. They're not asking for day to day accounting, use your judgment...

Agree on all your points here. I'd just add, many lawyers might want/ask for a recent ATIP (or decide it's needed and add that to the bill) - to clarify and rule out if there are any obvious issues. So yeah, not likely going to resolve much, but worth the five minutes anyway.

A note, I fully agree with this point. It may also be worthwhile to order ATIP on your file, although unfortunately it's rather unlikely it will clarify things. (But not impossible...)

I do not have personal experience with which to recommend, but if you don't have any obvious security issues (which I should think unusual for a UK passport holder given info sharing between countries), I would definitely speak to a lawyer to see what options. Usually 'the options' are to send...

No. Only time spent inside Canada counts. Indeed, except for some very limited cases where working for and sent by Canadian government on posts abroad (eg diplomatic posts). If you had this type of job, you would know about it.

This part of your single sentence is completely incomprehensible. Could you rephrase? And break that second long sentence into smaller sentences perhaps?

Then they asked you to, presumably because they had doubts about your ability to support your spouse. What's your question?

Then you filled out a form you don't need to. That's all, no big deal.

What type of sponsorship or application was it?

Check the tracker.

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No, that's not copr. It's allocation of a number and details of the copr, but not the document itself .

The number is not the document.

Did you get the document? If you see the number and no document, you have... a number.

She did not get copr, she got allocated a color number. An admin step of not much significance.