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"In review" will never change. At least it didn't for my wife despite getting the PR card long time ago. Try to link PR card application to GCKey - it will have more info including whether it was shipped or not.

I suggest to treat any discrepancy or uncertainty against you (better to provide more than less). But in this case I think it's pretty clear that you don't have to provide travel history (not asked for Brazil) and not to provide RNE as it's for foreigners in Brazil (if I understand its...

You don't have to contact IRCC, they really don't care until they ask for something directly. Since you had your SA on 18 April and you'll be here a month later, I guess you will be ok if you submit the CSQ application without delay within few days of your arrival. In case IRCC sends you the...

If you are thinking of doing it within a month - then it`s ok. MIFI requires original signatures so you`ll have to send you documents by post to your husband first and this takes time to arrive. So if you travel really soon, it would be all the same. It`s maybe a good idea to start filling the...

It's safe to assume IRCC will request the PCC from Thailand. It's not "living" that matters, is the risk of being implicated in something when you spend so much time in that location. You might try to submit your application without it, just complete the personal history and travel history...

You have to provide a pcc from every country you lived in for 6 or more consecutive months since becoming 18 years old. In practice IRCC will likely ask for a pcc from your native country as well even if you left it just before becoming an adult. If you can't get a pcc from any of the country...

I think that "certified copy" in the context of the translation (this part of IMM 5589 Checklist addresses exactly that) simply means that when translation is made it's done from a copy which is then bound to the translation either using ribbon, threads or any other means. Then the translator...

Call them

I see no reason to write any explanation letters. As long as there are no gaps in the history

Congratulations !

Yes, separate two subjects into different letters. If you can't upload them separately then you'll have to join them into one file but I would clearly keep two subjects separate.

Until you are either married or common-law you are not family members.

It's unclear as to the subject of explanation but if the both parts are about the same subject there is no need to separate it.

Plan it as a trip. Have a meaningful plan that is consistent with a visitor status - they will ask her. Do not provide any info unless directly asked for. Return tickets are highly recommended as she may be denied boarding without it. Have visitor insurance (not required by immigration but...

You are replying to a 3+ years old post. Currently you can apply for owp for an outland applicant once in Canada. You can do it online only.

Fix the error, sign anew, submit via webform with explanation. You should be ok. In the worst case you'll just resubmit it if it's returned (usually withing 90 days). Not the end of the world in either case. Don't be stressed.

On the top it's written "primary applicant". The PA is the person to get sponsored. So this must be the child info

The question is one of the most clear one and it specifically mentiones if one was "ordered to leave" You said you were asked to leave. Why do you hesitate on the answer?

There is no problem but I would advise to fill the information together (use screen share) so you are both fully aware of what has been written in the forms. Some data might be differently interpreted - so you both agree on every point or you may make a mistake that she will be able to correct...

We didn't fill the "to" at all as we continued to live together. This was notarized in Canadian Embassy with no comments. But in either case, I think with one day difference (if you have indeed lived together for more than a year) will not affect you.