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just wait for the AOR (file number). it can take any time. 3-5 months based on last year's applications. or even more based on previous years

Hope this helps: https://www.ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1543&top=14 What do I put for the date of birth (or death) of my family member if I don’t know it? If you don’t know the complete date, or if it’s in the 1800s, enter 1900 in the space for the unknown year, and 01 for...

What I remember from previous forums, do not add aadhar card as national identity document. Just answer No. Upload Aadhar card only as an additional proof of relationship between principal applicant and spouse

Based on last years: Doc request if missed any or more needed File number Biometrics/medical/pcc usually asked at the same time within a week or so passport req if outside Canada and from visa required country or copr portal if inside canada

I would think that would add a lot of complexity to your application. They aren’t going to ask any further details about their siblings. If not misrepresention it will at least add more time to processing.

You just wait for the application number AOR. No one really knows how long it can take. For last year’s draw in oct 2023, people who submitted early are getting file numbers in 3-4 months and even some are getting approved already. Whereas people who applied in 2022 or previous years had to wait...

Keep it same as you did previously. They have all records from previous applications.

It can be yours if you are going to be the representative. Otherwise principal applicant's. If you are going to be their representative, You will still use the Permanent Residence Portal (https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login). Just need to add USE OF REPRESENTATIVE FORM. Representative...

No. She would be also inadmissible. Here is the link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/non-economic-classes/family-class-decisions/admissibility.html In most cases, an applicant will be...

You can include both. Here is what they say on their page. You will need a letter explaining why you are adding them if they were not on the interest form. https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1539&top=14 You can apply to sponsor both parents (or both grandparents) under...

Parents - yes Children - yes if they are under 22 or still financially dependent on you for any other reason This is what they say about if not enough space in their application guide "If you need more space for any section, include an additional page containing the appropriate section...

If you are seeing this message when you try to download "Please wait... if this message is....." you need to click on the download icon on the top right of this page, save it on your pc somewhere and open it using adobe reader

yes. on the last page you see option for both principal applicant and their spouse to sign. so they both need to sign. UPDATE: Sorry missed the last part, if your father is doing the application (not you or any paid representative), then I dont think you need that form

If you read the email again, you will see that they only find your confirmation number if you are selected for this draw. otherwise, you are not selected if they can't find. That means you are still in the pool

Fill this form. https://secure.cic.gc.ca/SponsorPGPParrainerPGP/en/Home. If they find that you are invited, they will send you a copy in 10 business days. If your email address is updated, they give you an option of adding new email address so they will send it to you at your new email address...