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Yes, just those who are applying for PR

Is it an option to travel the day before, stay at a hotel overnight, have the appointment the next morning, then drive home?

No, the opposite....because the officer won't be convinced she would go home because your presence in Canada is a strong tie for her to want to remain. She is certainly welcome to try to obtain a TRV but if she is denied a TRV, she will need to wait until she is able to land as a PR before she...

Yes, you can take small vacations to visit but they must be kept short. I personally wouldn't recommend a vacation longer than 2 weeks at a time. All of us here understand the impact of living separately from our spouses. I've been married just over 3 years and my wife is finally landing next...

1. OWP is only available for inland applications. 2. She would need to apply for a TRV to come to Canada as a visitor. However, there is a very high chance it would be denied because the officer won't be convinced she would go home because your presence in Canada is a strong tie for her to...

sure

No, don't leave any blanks. If you have never taken any university/college, write "N/A - have never attended university/college"

Congratulations :)

"To Whom It May Concern"

1. For college/university, field of study would be what you are majoring as / or majored in. Be as precise as you can. "Electrical Engineer", "Marine Biology". For Elementary or High school, we wrote N/A as there is no specific field of study in those years. 2. The last 10 years but they don't...

Yes, they can email the letters. My wife's friends and family who wrote formal letters did it in a MS Word document, printed, signed/dated in ink, then rescanned as a pdf. You can also submit informal things. For example, my wife sent a photocopy of a Christmas card that was addressed to both...

The "additional" family members' information such as brothers and sisters will be collected on IMM5406

He seems to be a dependent and his mother seems to be the PA in the application. If he is a dependent and has a dependent (PA is a grandparent), does that that mean he really wasn't a qualified dependent in his mother's PR app??

The father landed in Sept 2017. Child is 1 year old now. (Feb 2017?) Assuming the child was declared as a non-accompanying dependent and did a medical, the child may only need a new medical if the previous one has expired. Although I'm no expert... .isn't there a complication if the father...

I would add that if it is Ontario where you are intending to move to you won't have health insurance until 3 months after you land. A birth without complications in Canada costs about $10k Canadian. Most of the other provinces provide health care coverage right away. However, you'll need to...

In my opinion, I would say No. A serious mental disorder would be something like schizophrenia or the like. Just my opinion.

you can make sure you have the latest forms by checking here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides.html

In the following link, there is instruction for how to obtain a PCC from Nigeria if you are living outside Nigeria. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/nigeria.html

You will probably find the answers you are looking for in a US immigration forum.

1- There are some tips on how to link your account on the "link myCIC" tab in the linked spreadsheet in my profile signature. Worst case if you are unable to link account, you can fill out the form (06-2017 version, not 2012), validate it, print it out, sign in ink, scan back into a pdf file...