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If he waits until her birthday, she will not have to be included as a dependent on his paperwork.

Dependents are your children. You will not have any dependents to declare. Your family members will be listed in the Additional Family Information form.

That estimates express entry applicants, not spousal applicants. Just so you're aware.

I had a request for an updated Schedule A (they wanted an additional 4 months of info added on) with a due date of July 11. I contacted them via webform to let them know that I did not have any option to upload to my GCKey account, and waited a while for response. When I didn't hear back, I...

You've posted multiple times on various threads here. The fact is, your application is not lagging. It's only been 2 months since you received AOR1. Best to try to accept that this process takes time, and don't compare your application experience to everyone else. They get processed at...

1. You need a passport. 2. As long as you can demonstrate that you will leave Canada and not overstay, it should not be an issue. As you have a record of timely departures, I don't see why your travel patterns would cause alarm. Be honest with the border agents if they question you. 3. It...

If he's been living in Canada since January 2015, then he's fulfilled his residency obligation. Not sure what the issue is here. He just needs to renew his PR card.

1. If your wife plans to be out of Canada for 2 months, she needs to apply outland. Inland is intended that the person not leave Canada during the processing. I know that some people get away with very short trips, but when she tries to re-enter and they see a 2 month absence on an inland...

Here is the easiest way to get your PCC from the US. 1. Call your local Commissionaires office (https://www.commissionaires.ca/en/national/home?postal_cancel=1) and make an appointment to get your fingerprints done. Tell them it is for immigration purposes and that you need 2 copies of ink...

You are already a permanent resident. The only person that can renounce your PR status is you. Your mother cannot send you anywhere. as you are a legal adult.

That's AOR2.

Easiest: save up for 4 months expenses. This way she can have proof of funds to support herself if she's asked when she crosses the border. Apply for inland as soon as she arrives, get the OWP so that she can work while the application finishes processing.

It doesn't make any difference. As long as your application was complete with all the correct forms, they'll reorganize the pages if they need to. Don't worry.

Conjugal applications are impossible for Canadian and American couples. The definition of a conjugal application is that there are legal or immigration barriers that prevent you from marrying or living in a marriage-like (common law) relationship. This is generally referring to countries...

You can get the testing done at any CIC panel physician, including Canada. I don't think you're obligated to stay with one provider. The only question would be whether your husband would have any difficulty getting into the country, but as he's American I don't see any issue. I can't see any...

1. Yes, include his most recent NOA. 2. Include as much information as you believe substantiates your case, but yes, if it were me, I'd be interested to show that I had a relationship prior to being married, particularly since you've been married less than 2 years. The fact that you're living...

1. Since you will be applying as a married person, you must wait until after you are married. 2. Wherever is most convenient for you. As long as it's a legal marriage, you're fine. 3. The Canadian government estimates that most applications for PR take approximately 12 months. It can take...

If you are not residing in Canada, then you are not eligible to sponsor. Trying to find a way to "work around" the rules will not work in any way to your advantage. If you plan to work and live the majority of the time in the US, then you aren't living in Canada.

1. No. You must be living in Canada. 2. No. You cannot sponsor unless you were selected in the lottery.

1. Submit them one time. Put them in order where the checklist directs you to place them. Do not put two copies in the application. 2. Provide what you have and make sure to label each one with pertinent info (your DOB, your name, document and question they refer to, any other info as...