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Printing the PDF copy of the FBI clearance is accepted by IRCC. Print and submit with your application.

You've asked this several times and people have answered multiple times. You had a proxy marriage. You don't have any documentation that proves that you and your wife cohabited. You are going to have to have a wedding ceremony with your wife in a location that will be recognized as legal by...

This is incorrect. A spousal application is mail only.

I sincerely hope you heed the advice given by others in this thread to retain legal counsel. This is not an "average application." You're going to have a heavy burden of proof in terms of convincing the government that this is not a marriage intended to solidify legal status for an individual...

One person can sponsor. Two people cannot sponsor the same individual.

If you are a Canadian citizen, then you can file while not in Canada. If you are a permanent resident of Canada, you must be inside Canada in order to sponsor a spouse.

Obtain a notarized statement from your landlord that you and your wife are both tenants of the apartment and have been since your move-in date. Then write a letter explaining that the utilities are issued in the landlord's name. Does your wife not have any official identification (drivers...

If, despite everyone here pointing you to written evidence at the CIC that they do not accept proxy marriages, you want to continue to apply, then go right ahead. Understand it will be rejected, but if you want to waste your time, that's your prerogative.

Then your only option here is to have a ceremony to marry your wife that will be legally recognized by Canada.

If it is in the system, then no. They are working on it.

1. You must demonstrate that you lived together for at least 12 consecutive months if your application is for common law. If you are not applying common law, then this won't matter as much. However, if your app is common law, then you need to provide documentation such as a lease with both...

I'd advise you to spend some time thoroughly reading the Complete Guide, which has detailed instructions on each form, to ensure that you've filled them out completely and correctly. It says in the Complete Guide, in regard to the Schedule A, "Provide a written signature next to the printed...

Outland applicants are not eligible to apply for an OWP.

It should not make a difference on the processing speed of your application, since you're not adding a dependent to the paperwork.

1. If there is a request for the upload in your CIC account, do it there. 2. You can send a CSE to notify IRCC of the birth of your second child, but it'd be a courtesy notification. This child, being a Canadian citizen, is not a dependent for the purposes of your application and so does...

Scanning a signed letter in is fine.

There are not fillable "online" versions of the form. You need to install Adobe Reader to your computer in order to open and fill the PDF forms.

If you look carefully at the Complete Guide in your application package, it goes into each of these items in detail, and the checklist lists specifically which documents should be included. Family members, for the purposes of the family information form, is the principal applicant and all...

Certainly understandable. Hang in there. :)

The average processing time for most applications is 12 months. It's been 8 months since your application was received. You still have a while to wait. There is nothing unusual about your timeline at all.