Returning to Canada and Regarding daughter's visa

[Bhagyesh]

I went to canada on 3rd August 2006. My wife and sone came to Canada in 9th November, 2008. Due to some family emergency I had to return to my native country on 3rd August, 2008. I sent my son on 15th June, 2008.
After Returning my to home country my daughter was born on 2nd October, 2008.

I am planning to return to Canada.

My PR is valid till August 2011, and My wife and son´s visa is valid till Nov. 2011.

Here is the calculation of days for me,my wife and son.

	Me	My wife	Son
Arrival	08/02/2006	11/09/2006	11/09/2006
Depart	08/03/2008	08/03/2008	06/15/2008
No. Days	732	633	584
Condition Days	730	730	730
Today days remained	-2	97	146

I wish that makes things more clear to understand. Now can you please let me know
1.) wheter I am eligible to re-enter or not.
2) When can my wife and son can come at the most?
3.) I also want my daugher to come alongwith them when they come to Canada. Is it okay to apply for visitor visa formy daughter so that she can acoompny my wife and son and then I can apply for her PR after she reaches to Canada or I have apply for her sponsorship once I be back to Canada?
4)Is there any kind of queries raised by the immigration officer at the Canadian Airport since I have spent longer time in my Home country and returning to Canada.
5) What are the basic requirement to sponsor my daughter,and how long does it take to process?




I would be thankful to you If I can get reply for this queries.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

 

[Leon]

You have already met the residency requirements for your first 5 years as a PR so you will have no problems. Your wife and son must go to Canada early enough that they can also meet the residency requirements before their PR cards expire. Your wife must go to Canada at least 97 days before it expires, your son at least 146 days. When you apply to renew your PR cards, if one of you is short of the 730 days, do not apply, rather wait until the requirements are met. Otherwise your application will take much longer and may even be refused.

As for your daughter, you can apply for her visit visa but it may be denied. You may try to apply for TRP but it may also be denied. If nothing works, one of you must go to Canada and sponsor her for PR while the other one stays behind and takes care of her or unless you both go and leave her with other relatives. You can find the processing times on the CIC website. They depend on what country you come from but usually it takes several months.