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She can stay as visitor for 6 months and you can apply for extension closer to the end of 6 months.

You should have stayed in Canada for 730 days in the past five years to maintain residency obligation. You can stay up to 3 years outside of Canada within last 5 years.

1. No 2. Within a week, from the day VFS have your passport 3. No

1. Apply for proof of citizenship for your son. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/proof-citizenship/about.html 2. Once you get citizenship certificate, you can apply for your son's passport. 3. You have to be a resident of Canada to...

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It should not be a problem, as long as she can prove ties to home country. You need to convince the officers about what she gonna do in home country after the trip. That would act as one of the reasons for strong home ties.

It seems okay to me. But if the reason is only to explore Canada, would you be able to provide itinerary for 8 months?

It should not be a reason for refusal.

Not sure how they will do it. But it is widely known that they do that kind of verification.

It will be a problem if your company has Canadian branches or clients.

If you are going to apply before she is retiring, it is better not to mention about retirement. Be careful and dont provide any false info that might trigger misrepresentation ban.

I said that for entering with visitor visa. For super visa, you can mention a year or so. You can say that she wanted to spend more time with her son.

It is nearly impossible to get IT job from abroad. Apply for PR first and search for job once you land here.

It should not be an issue.

1. It should be okay. 2. No. The max allowable limit for single entry is 6 months for visior visa. You can extent near to the end of 6 months but the approval is ay officer's discretion. The limit is 2 years for super visa. 3. Shorter the term, better the chances of smooth processing.

CBSA can report for residency obligation failure even if there is a valid PR card. So, she should have been stayed for 730 days irrespective of PR card validity.

Yes, you can come back with valid visa and work permit.

Yes

You can work/stay until expiry of work permit. After that, you should become eligible on your own to get new work permit.

You can work in implied status until you get to know the decision.