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Yes, you can return. The sooner you return the better. You should then be prepared to remain in Canada for 2 years without leaving. Note that when you return, there is some possibility that you could be reported at the border for failing to meet the residency requirement.

She should definitely show her own funds / savings. This is quite important. You don't need to show a flight. It's not really a tie of any kind. Plus you don't want to buy flights until the TRV is actually approved.

It's far too late to apply for restoration. Your only options are to either leave Canada or try applying for PR under H&C.

You can certainly leave Canada. Just please be prepared that you most likely won't be able to return on any sort of temporary status and will lose your protected person status. I'm not sure how the process works exactly once you are already a protected person. However you'll need to notify...

New cessation case: https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/fct/doc/2024/2024fc621/2024fc621.html

It's not clear what your question is.

Yes, that would be classified as working illegally.

Keep in mind that even once you are a PR and can get your home country passport back, you should not be using it to travel.

No. You need to wait until you are a PR.

Yes, she can. You should withdraw sponsorship to cancel her COPR before she lands and becomes a PR so they you dont become financially responsible for her for thee years.

What is the fee for? Not normal. Don't pay.

At least one of you must be living in Canada in order to sponsor your child for PR. That is one key requirement. Yes, you must be in compliance with the residency obligation to sponsor.

You must answer no. You will not be able to claim job offer points until you have worked for your employer for a full year in Canada.

Your expectations are entirely unreasonable on getting a response. If you want an immediate response, hire a lawyer. People give advice here for free and you need to show a lot more patience. You posted this question at 6am EST. Most people in Canada are still sleeping at that time.

No. You don't lose PR. You are fine.

Wrong section of the forum. Post to the Express Entry section.

You are confusing rules, I think. There is no residency obligation for your son to be sponsored by his mother for PR. The hard part is that she would need to show intent to move to Canada and reside here once his PR is approved. Given she has never lived in Canada, she would need very strong...

It varies from program to program.

No, not possible. You would need to submit a brand new application under the H&C program. A spousal sponsorship application cannot be converted to an H&C application. The spousal sponsorship application is completely dependent on having your spouse sponsor you until PR is approved. If you have...

What was the ADR?