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It is always best to ensure that you have legal status in Canada, so I'd definitely advise completing and submitting your visitor extension. Not sure which route of application you've selected, but implied status occurs only on inland applications with work permits issued, and it takes about 4...

There is no requirement for a visit extension to provide health insurance coverage. Editing to add: the extension is a pretty straightforward form, I'd advise going ahead and downloading the documents package for the extension and reading over it so you know what docs you need beforehand.

There is no minimum number of days that she is required to be in Canada for application, as long as the application is an outland application. You do, however, need to have all the documentation related to your marriage (i.e. finalized marriage certificate from your jurisdiction) before you can...

No. You are not part of IEC.

Also be aware that if you are applying inland, and you leave Canada for any extended period of time, you run a very high risk of the application being deemed abandoned and you would have to start over from the beginning and reapply (and pay all fees again). Inland applications are for sponsors...

There are no "days required for permanent residency." Residency obligations are only an issue after a person becomes a permanent resident. She will be at the beginning of the application stage, which will mean approximately a year until she becomes a resident. If she comes to Canada on a...

As long as there are no legal prohibitions for his return to Iran, and you are not legally prohibited from travelling to his home country to marry, then perceived safety is not necessarily a reason that a conjugal visa would be granted. It would be a high bar to prove that there would be...

If the only reason that you aren't currently living together is because you were obligated to travel and to return to Canada, then make sure to state that. You still consider yourselves living together, you're just temporarily separated due to travel and application processes.

If you have an application for permanent residence processing, you can provide your receipts for payment of your residency fees to the BC MSP and that will qualify you as the spouse of a resident. Look on https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/health-drug-coverage/msp and contact them to...

1. You can absolutely give up your residency. You're not required to stay in Canada if you don't choose to. 2. Your sponsorship undertaking was a legally binding agreement. You are responsible for him for three years if he has already landed, as your post indicates. If he goes on welfare...

If you are a landed PR, then you don't do anything. CIC doesn't need a record of your child until you want to sponsor them--a UCI number is just a way that CIC uses to identify people in the system. You won't need to add anything to your records. As long as the newborn's date of birth is...

I did. 3 different ones. None of them will load the complete form. I tried on my phone, which will allow me to load and complete the form, but then says that when I upload the document (page by page) that the file size is too big. I'm frustrated enough to just mail this in at this point.

I've been trying to upload a document for two days with no success. I fill out the required information, and when I click "next" to go to the next page to upload the document, it does nothing. I filled out a technical request 2 weeks ago because I still don't have the ability to upload...

File processing at CPC-M as of today. I'm quite surprised, and extremely thankful, to have gotten that today.

Booking the round trip ticket is your most advisable plan.

EDIT: As I did not pay very close attention to the dates you gave in your question, YVR123's response below is correct.

I'm a bit unclear as to what your precise question is. Do you have a round trip ticket booked already? If so, then you can tell them that you have your return ticket booked if they ask. Otherwise, tell them that you are there to VISIT your girlfriend. If you do not have a return ticket yet...

They request your income information because part of your sponsorship agreement is that you will be able to financially support your sponsored spouse for the three years of the undertaking. They do not require a minimum income for sponsorship, only that they can see that there is a plan in...

If she needs prenatal care, she needs an OB/GYN. Call their offices, explain the situation, and they can discuss payment at that point.

As long as the medical is done by the deadline, that is all that matters. The doctor's office will send the results, but those do not have to be in by the deadline. Don't worry about it.