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No, you can't sponsor him for a super visa. Parents and grandparents only.

How is a legal dispute even slightly qualifies as an asylum issue? Can't wait for the next election...

You should probably consider any repercussions for your brother in law given he has essentially paid to get a LIMA for what sounds like a false job to begin with before running through the courts. At least a Canadian court. You might be better off to just take the loss and find a genuine...

Aaahahahahaha....good one....aahahahahaha

EI doesn't supply a "top up" to wages. To claim, you need to be unemployed (laid off) and looking for work.

speaking from personal experience, despite a PR application in process, you're still a visitor and will need a ticket to leave Canada in order to board your flight. Keep in mind, it's not necessarily a return ticket, but a ticket for onward travel from Canada (I.e. the USA is onward travel). As...

Why wouldn't she just sponsor him for his PR?

Wait till they respond.

Make sure you include the current refusal.

D Don't own it.....just pay for it. You should show more gratitude and less entitlement.

Well there goes more of my tax dollars....

This is the problem: "Specifically, I am not satisfied that the following information is truthful: Client did not declare her refusals." if you had applied to Canada,US, UK etc and had refusal and didn't mention them in the application. They think you lied to them. Fortunately for you, it looks...

If she's only 5.5 months out of compliance, why not wait until she's compliant to renew her PR?

Think of it this way. She won't be getting on a plane without a passport, even if they would process the application without one (which they won't). Get it renewed.

Eh!

Book your flight. Nothing stopping you from leaving. Based on your history, I suspect you'll have plenty of time to apply for a PRTD from outside of Canada.

So where did you "reside" during that time. You would be hard pressed to convince someone you are living in Canada being absent for over a year.

Yes

Never a good plan to book a trip prior to getting the TRV.

Are her parents or grandparents alive?