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If you really don't want to include your 21 year old child in the application (accompanying or not), one way is to cancel this current application and reapply when you child turn 22. Any child under 22 years old is a dependent (unless they are married) and they need to under go and pass...

I don't know if she can land with the COPR when the baby is not listed. This is more like a question in the economic stream. It's a tricky situation since PA landed virtually and spouse dependent got PPR after and won't land few months after and then with a new dependent.

She will if she can travel to Canada with her stamped passport. But she won't if she cannot travel to get her PR process completed.

Only ones that needs to get PR. So you don't need to include your Canadian husband on it.

correct. the sponsor is counted as well for this field.

If you get PR approval in Canada before baby is born, you can land virtually by the portal 1->2->eCOPR. Your wife won't be able to land/complete the process as PR until she travels to Canada. So unless she is willing to travel during her late pregnancy, she will not be able to land as PR. In...

you mean N/A ?

I thought you got the police clearance record request?

you mean N/A ?

Yes. if you are inside Canada.

You include a letter of explanation and any proof that you have applied for the record.

Just a reminder when you apply again, make sure that you disclosed the previous visa refusal.

We know. We just want to make 100% sure that's clear. There is more details in the link provided early by armoured. Follow the instruction to provide alternative information if she does not have a passport. In exceptional cases, if it is impossible for you to obtain any of the above, you must...

Well, I hope they are not calling that eCOPR which would confused ppl with the official eCOPR that inland applicant download after they finish the PR process. This one you can't just use it as its since it needs stamp when PA lands at the border. For inland, they can just download it and it's...

I am confused. Is she outside of Canada or inside? eCOPR usually is only provided to be downloaded for applicant that's already inside Canada. The process is different. She can call to change her address. Or if she really is outside and didn't get a "eCOPR", then she can update her address...

Assuming that you are outland, next step is to travel to Canada. And getting the COPR stamped for "landing/becoming PR". When the applicant complete the process, the officer will confirm the address of the applicant in Canada. The PR card will be mail to that address. (no extra step to...

She absolutely should NOT renew her passport.

It's hard for Canadians to understand why parents don't want their own kids because they have "too many". You can adopt real orphans in Canada. International adoption is expensive. And you can financially support your niece and even help her to come and study as international student. (It's...

How about RTD? Or other refugee document? BTW did you start to apply for her citizenship? If her PR card is expired and never left Canada, she stayed in Canada long enough to apply for citizenship. And she doesn't need to do the test if she is 55 or older.

First thing first, is your niece an orphan? Are your brother and the child's mother both deceased. If not, Canada do not accept adoption for the purpose of immigration. And it will complicate your own PR application. International adoption is complicated and you likely need an immigration...