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Purchasing of tickets when applying for a TRV is not recommended. You can simply attach a flight itinerary from Expedia (or similar sites) or from the your chosen airline's website.

Why not use the webform to upload the correct form https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp

Not declaring rejection would harm the application. The more that you'll be refused as you are not being truthful. On the cover letter you just need to be direct to state your reason WHY you need to go to Canada (the purpose of the visit). I say this because your other documents will speak on...

He can provide an enrollment letter. This would be proof that needs to come back as he need to go back to school. Ties are defined as a job, family, assets and properties or simply reasons to go back to one's home country. >> A loan cannot be a valid reason as the visa officers are looking for...

Good to hear about that. Congrats!

You can check here for payment fees https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/index.asp

This is optional. Actually it is called Letter of Explanation, the part where you can explain anything to the Visa Officer regarding the application. Examples are : You don't have a marriage certificate and you opted for an affidavit You lost your old passport and you attached old e-tickets...

Initially declaring 2-3 weeks vacation in Canada is safer than saying 1 month. Plan changes. How about those who acquired a visa but never really travelled to Canada. A tourist can stay up to 6 months in Canada. On the Arrival Card you need to declare how many days you will be staying in...

I can on give a couple of advice. 1. Better address the issues why they were first rejected. Ties refers to job, family, assets and properties or simply the reasons to go back to India. Failure to submit documents about these may have caused the refusal. As advised better to include as much...

Better on the Letter of Invitation, since it says it needs proof that your income meets or is above the low-income cut-off (LICO) for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents. Refer to...

Refer here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

This depends on the availability schedule on the Canadian Visa Application Centre in your country.

Says here 67 days https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html You should ask your agent for the account he used in filling the application so you can see the status.

Can you give details? From what country did you apply? Is it via paper or online? You applied on your own or via an agent.

Yes, even processing of applications like request for biometrics. Normally either the primary or secondary gets the initial request. Sometimes there is a gap. Just wait.

Just put "Not Applicable" When you submit the whole application, a window will prompt asking for your digital signature. Just type your name.

I already sent the link and it says there past 4 months. Again the visa officer is checking the ins and outs of your account. They are after the consistency. It will be more suspicious if a large amount of money suddenly appears on your account. That is the time they may say that you are doing...

You can apply right away. But make sure you address the reasons why your parents application was rejected first. Failure to do so might just lead to wasting money and another rejection. · I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as...

Visa officers assess the applicant to decide whether he/she meets the terms of Canada's immigration law.

You don't need multiple invitations to prove one's purpose of visit. The visa officer may find it conflicting since both the sister and mother are saying different reasons when the fact is they just want to be reunited with your brother-in-law. One invitation is enough. This reason can mean two...