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No it will not. :)

Hi, Sounds like you've gotten some misinformation. Living together for 12 months is only required if you're not married. If you're married, you don't even have to be living together at all in order to apply. You can't sponsor if you are currently on social assistance, but you are fine to...

Need more information. Do you live together or not? As you said, they require this if you don't live together. If you don't live together, you need to include them.

You will likely want to include a letter of explanation explaining why you are currently living apart as well. It's OK for common-law couples to live apart once you have established common-law, as long as the relationship is ongoing - but IRCC places more scrutiny on common-law couples, so...

No, you don't need to inform them. The statements on the application only need to be true as of the date you signed the forms. There are some things you need to update IRCC about as the process goes along (name changes, birth of children, new address) but TRV rejections are not one of them. :)

S'il a été envoyé récemment, il sera probablement retourné. S'il a été envoyé en juin ou en juillet, il est possible qu'ils envoient à Sydney. Désolé pour le mauvais français (merci Google Translate).

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No, don't do anything please. At this point you're going to annoy IRCC because you've already submitted it like 3 times. They got it. You don't want to annoy them :)

Are you trying to send your husband a link to the page which displayed the "your enquiry has been successfully submitted" message? If so, that will not work. It's a complicated internet thing that's kind of hard to explain, but basically, don't worry about it. That page is not archived/saved...

Write what is in your passport.

1) I entered Canada at that point permanently. You can still drive on your US plates until you complete the inspections and get your Canadian tags, as long as you remain insured. 2) All border crossings process landings, but all border crossings do not process car imports/exports. You'll need...

No, the proofs should be included in the order they are listed on the checklist, not as the answer to that question.

For question 3 - yes Question 4 - yes and yes

Just a note: if you plan to spend the day in the US and come back, you actually won't be flagpoling at all. Just tell them you'd like to land when you re-enter Canada. Flagpoling means you leave Canada for the express purpose of landing and they essentially "turn you away" at the US border so...

Yes. You'll need to submit via IRCC web form: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp

To be clear, the proof you need to provide for an outland and inland application is exactly the same. You can apply outland while in Canada. It sounds like you're trying to decide whether to be honest about where you've living on your application. If you have been living in Canada with your...

Sharing how things were in 2012 doesn't help people in 2018. And I never implied that it wasn't 3 months when you applied. My point is that it changed a very long time ago.

Not sure when it was 3 months, but for spousal sponsorship, it has been 6 months for many years now. At least... until they removed it from the website a few months ago. But it was 6 months before the guidelines vanished.

No, he does not need to renew it before he applies, but he should renew it ASAP.

Just your husband.