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You should really give a like to @Rossei for posting this sample invitation letter: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/sample-invitation-letter.339303/#post-4552118

How about live in Brazil for a year and then apply outland?

Are you talking about Guranteed Investment Certificate "GIC"?

You can but the applicants's financial proofs shall also be submitted. They need to prove that they can provide their flight tickets & accommodation expenses as well. How long are they planning to stay?

I suggest you phone CRA which province shall the person claim to be a resident for tax purposes.

Being from the UK, why didn't you reach out HSBC? HSBC gave me $10 k limit Credit card into my first days living here in BC while even store cards such as Canadian Tire rejected my application. HSBC also approved Canadian mortgage while I was working outside the country.

Not in the land and marine borders anyways.

It's not the same. Things like going to hospital and see doctor - Parents with health cards get priority versus those without.

You would be wasting more time if you just idle doing nothing and not making any decision.

There's no income requirement for spousal sponsorship, so literally you can apply (as soon as you are in Canada) without a job.

You need to submit your spousal sponsorship as soon as possible. You have already wasted some months since last November.

Maybe she's not driving or use her Quebec license in Ontario.

I suggest you talk to immigration lawyer such as the host of this forum. A tax lawyer would not be of much help.

The child needs a Canadian passport. Apply it with the citizenship certificate: https://www.international.gc.ca/country-pays/india-inde/new_delhi-info.aspx?lang=eng#CS

Why change last name officially? Can't she keeps her last name after marriage?

What good will this do?

If you were outside Canada for 1095 days or more in the five years, then you need your residency proof in Canada. Is that clear to you?

Nothing but wait. I've seen people waited over 6 months for their initial PR cards.

On the checklist (IMM 5644e-4 form), it ask you: include them only if you were outside of Canada for 1095 days or more in the five years and refer to appendix A of the instruction guide for a list of the documents required. So if this is not applicable, then you can just skip it.

You are PR with or without the card itself. If you don't have the actual PR card and are not US citizen, then you need either PRTD or go through a land border.