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timeline update App received: April 4 AOR1: April 27 Meds Passed: May 12 Transferred to Manila VO/AOR2: June 1 Application process started: June 5 Elegibility Passed: August 24 Pre-Arrival: Sept 7 Background check started: Nov 2 Passport Request: Jan 10, 2018

i think he means CIC found no legal barriers that would have stopped them from becoming common law

no

just complete the use of a representative form to cancel your rep and send it to CIC

no

hi everyone... pa tanong lang po I sponsored my wife, for PR and her application is in the final stages waiting for PPR. We are now preparing to submit the application to sponsor our kids, Age 3 and 7 by the time the application is submitted, to follow and move to Canada once my wife arrives...

yes, but you will need the PR travel document: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/pr-travel-document.html

https://www.ourcommons.ca/Parliamentarians/en/members

then no, she cannot work. also common law sponsorship the same as applying for PR.

order your case notes and contact your MP to follow up with the ap

whats her current status in Canada? is she here on a visitor or student visa?

then no, she cannot work until she receives the work permit if she applied inland and included the open work permit app.

what do you mean by "already in sponsorship"? has she received her PR and landed in Canada? if so then, yes, she can apply to work anywhere as long as she has her SIN or is she waiting for her sponsorship/PR application to be processed? and is it an inland or outland application?

dont over think it just use the name on the passports and write it in third person

since your parents are still alive you will not be able to sponsor him you can sponsor your parents and they can add him as a dependant

for us, we just provided their birth certificates

by itself no but you do need to convince CIC you will be able to support your spouse once they are here

if your app is over 12 months, contact your MP as well to follow up while waiting for your notes

the time you save instead of waiting for CIC to investigate whether he has met residency requirements or not

yes if he has only spent 2-3 months in Canada in the 5 years since getting his PR, his PR can get revoked as you must live in Canada for at least 2 out of the last 5 years to maintain the PR status if this is the case, I suggest he voluntarily renounce his PR instead of waiting for CIC to...