length of time for approval.

[df]

I have recently been granted approval for PR and will land this year along with wife and child. We will then return to home country shortly to continue making plans. If after attaining PR we choose to have a second child and the birth takes place outside canada, what are the prospects of a speedy approval of family sponsorship. Our application for FSW took less than 5 months. How long do family sponsorship normally take.
Thanks for any advice.

 

[MilesAway]

The OP is not a Canadian citizen, they applied for PR through the FSW program.

As a PR, you must be in Canada to sponsor. So you would need to apply for a TRV for your child (if a visa is required). If that is refused, then one of you would need to move back to Canada and apply to sponsor from there, while the other waits in your home country with your child.

Without knowing your home country, it's impossible to give you an accurate answer. Anywhere from 6 months to 2 years.

 

[df]

The OP is not a Canadian citizen, they applied for PR through the FSW program.

As a PR, you must be in Canada to sponsor. So you would need to apply for a TRV for your child (if a visa is required). If that is refused, then one of you would need to move back to Canada and apply to sponsor from there, while the other waits in your home country with your child.

Without knowing your home country, it's impossible to give you an accurate answer. Anywhere from 6 months to 2 years.

what is OP and TRV. is trv tourist visa. Well I know as a PR U have to be in Canada to file. I already plan to return to Canada ahead if family to settle first. Country is Jamaica

 

[MilesAway]

what is OP and TRV. is trv tourist visa. Well I know as a PR U have to be in Canada to file. I already plan to return to Canada ahead if family to settle first. Country is Jamaica

OP is original poster (you). There was a post prior to mine that mentioned you being a naturalized Canadian citizen, which is not the case.

TRV is a tourist visa/visitor visa (temporary resident visa).

You should look at the Kingston threads, they should have a spreadsheet that you can check to see processing times.