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You must be living in Canada to sponsor a spouse. "Eligible sponsors must: be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. be at least 18 years old, live in Canada, or plan to return to Canada once your spouse or partner becomes a permanent resident of Canada."

Still too early. Average processing time is 10 months.

Already replied to your post question in another thread, but yes it's normal since you're still under average processing time. Everyone gets COPR details, even if they get rejected.

15-30 business days should be your expectation

15-30 business days should be your expectation

Everything you need to know here in IRCC website (Sponsor your spouse, partner or children: check if you’re eligible) The date will only matter at this part:

Ahh it means in progress parin talaga application mo. Usually makukuha mo na PPR if may date na sa Final Decision part or if decision made na. Don't worry though, under the normal timeline ka parin. Not sure how Manila VO handles stuff. For us kasi it didn't went through Manila VO, nasa...

Husband can only sponser her 5 years after his last sponsorship.

Mga 35 days until I got my PPR after seeing the COPR details sa GCKey.

You might need to wait a bit more. I remember seeing my COPR details mga December and didn't get PPR until Feb 2024.

Did you check your emails or GCKey? Baka may message and you missed it.

Adding to what Kaibigan said, yes he can divorce you since it's different in Canada. You can ask your husband to have your marriage recognized in Canada by sponsoring you as a PR, but if there's a third party involved. Let's just say it's all up to your husband. And no, you can't declare it...

No. AOR means "Acknowledgement of Receipt", meaning the IRCC got your application. Sponsor Eligibility is different from AOR and only your sponsor will get the Sponsor approval email. After getting the AOR, they will view the profile of your sponsor and they will decide if they can sponsor you...

No. Sponsorship bar does NOT apply. From the IRCC website again: You may NOT be eligible to sponsor your spouse, partner if you: were sponsored by a spouse or partner and you became a permanent resident less than 5 years ago

According to Canada's own IRCC website (here: Sponsor your spouse, partner or children: check if you’re eligible) You may not be eligible to sponsor your spouse, partner if you: were sponsored by a spouse or partner and you became a permanent resident less than 5 years ago are still...

The internet provides free information. But if you don't know how to Google it, I Googled it for you: Subsection 13 (1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (S.C. 2001, c. 27) Sponsorship of foreign nationals 13 (1) A Canadian citizen or permanent resident, or a group of Canadian...

It's in their signature

Only attaining high school and your age being 40+ may be too difficult to enter Canada. You can check the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry)

You should get an update once you submit the additional documents. Your application will move forward as soon as you submit them.

Background is usually the last one. And yes, GCKey will still show in progress until your passport gets stamped, based on my experience, it only got marked approved the second week it was in the embassy.