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You definitely should.

So your mother-in-law is in Canada at the moment? If she is, she is out of status.

These are just citations to Access to Information Act.

Your wife and children can come and meet you? It looks like we are missing a lot of information. You need to apply for TRV with genuine purpose of visit for TRV, stronger ties to return.

You may only mention an experience you are getting points for.

Sorry, even for me it looks like you are using your children as an excuse to get into Canada, let alone how it looks for a visa officer.

click Apply to come to Canada on the next page, scroll down to the I do not have a personal reference code section click on the Visitor visa, study and/or work permit button

I wouldn't count on that.

Both your step browser and you might have issues. Besides LMIA points will be removed next spring.

It depends on the parents' profiles.

I would consider a super visa.

Actually it's possible that's why the officer is requesting an explanation. And an officer is not supposed to take anything for granted, the burden of proof is on an applicant . An officer renders a decision based on what an applicant has submitted.

Yup.

It used to take 1-2 months before, so I would expect even longer now due to the Canada Post and holidays.

CUAET holders are exempt from a residency requirement.

What I mean is that you can apply on or before March 31, 2025. only if your CUAET application was approved before February 4, 2024 and you arrived in Canada on or before March 31, 2024..

Yes, it's applicable only when a current work permit expires.

Oui, c'est possible dans les 6-12 mois.

Unless she works 6-8 hours a day / 30-40 hours a week, then it could be counted as full-time.

Processing times for Uganda are 128 days, but it's not strict and can vary on a case by case basis.