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Applications from higher-risk countries will take more time to process.

Assuming she satisfies the other requirements, her homeland origin could be delaying a decision.

Does she have a travel history? How long does she intend to put up with you? Are there any close family members in her homeland?

Understand. What I try not to say is love should be the deciding factor for marriage not the SOWP, or anything else.

Lol. The SOWP shouldn't be the deciding factor for marriage. Am very sure this doesn't apply to you, but some people marry to access residence or citizenship.

It can take a much longer time to verify the more sensitive info submitted like past links to organisations, previous occupations, travel destinations etc. Background checks certainly take time. The indicated processing time is for very straight forward applications.

It means they are reviewing the information you have submitted, and yes, your eligibility

What is being taken into consideration is the strength of your gf application: the usual stuff like homeland links, sufficient funds for trip etc to prove she will not overstay. The relationship will matter little if at all, and your work permit is conditional. She can follow up with a webform...

An April submission is not a long wait considering the huge TRV backlog. Check IRCC web on the processing time for your country. Btw, your love story deserves a visa for your future wife.

Check with VFS US.

On the income refusal reason, your in-laws’ understated income and assets could have been viewed negatively. It’s the visitor’s capacity to fund him/herself for the trip that matters. On the trip purpose refusal, the reason to look after a child, an ill family member etc is in most cases not...

Your chances for a visa are very low as you’re young, jobless and reason to be in Canada weak. Air tickets won't help. Unless you’re very sure of a visa approval, it’s better not to apply as a refusal will be recorded against you. That will affect your visa applications to other countries as well.

As someone said, you can’t apply for CAN+. Eligibility is decided by IRCC when a visa application is submitted, and you won't be told. Even it eligible, the assumed faster processing can be delayed, or end up as a refusal, if the applicant’s background (financial, character, homeland ties etc)...

Did you upload the form from this link? It should be fine. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides.html

Don’t panic. It would seem like there’s a confusion between your dad’s family and given names, which is too common for Asian applicants giving rise to mistaken identity sometimes. The IRCC form does guide you on how to sequence the family and given names. Because of the said confusion, your dad...

If in Spore, hand deliver passport to VFS for a receipt. If you opt for the SMS/email service, they will track passport processing for you until ready for collection.

Who is that “mail person”? Courier? VFS? If VFS, they will acknowledge receipt via SMS/email and track passport for you until stamped and returned to you.

Yes, they do by SMS/email to track the progress of the passport until stamped and collected. You have to choose that service at point of passport submission.

IRCC website not clear if processing time is for Singapore nationals, or anyone applying from Singapore. Processing time for Indian nationals, for example, is currently 147 days.

Visitor visa processing time for Spore is 108 days as per IRCC website today