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If you mean sponsoring children separately, there is no 'inland' distinction. That doesn't mean they can't be sponsored while inland, just that there's only one program (doesn't matter that they are in Canada or not).

If your question is about the out of status part: that shouldn't affect the app (I think). Doesn't benefit from the specific policy about removals - but it is quite rare that they actually do remove/deport children in this circumstance. Be honest about the status, take responsibility. I think you can apply to restore status for the child - I don't know if it will work or help though, especially if it's been quite some time since out of status.
thank you for the response. I will submit the PR application. As you mentioned, hopefully they will consider as it's a minor.
 
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i put him as a supplementary credit card holder, showing receipts of airbnb, amazon, our wedding banquet contract, joint bank acct, life insurance beneficiary. If you have tfsa or rrsp, can also show him as beneficiary or title holder.

also if you have work health benefits, I provided proof that he claimed for vision/dental claims after our marriage.
Hi i hope you see this i am in the same situation as yours cra needs me to provide information on my husband would i do a world income form ?
 
Hi i hope you see this i am in the same situation as yours cra needs me to provide information on my husband would i do a world income form ?
Your issue is different. It's not related to IRCC.
If CRA request your spouse's income, you should put in his world income.
You can put down his income that is filed in his home country. Or a close estimate of his, if he hasn't filed it yet.
This is usually to determine things like child benefit or GSP refund.
You won't need to pay tax for his world income.