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In this case as you were in Canada and still are in Canada it shouldn’t be an issue. They would follow standard procedure and you should receive portal instructions where you would need to declare that your you and your dependents are in Canada. Those that are in Canada will be landed through...

You and your dependents won’t receive passport requests if application was filled in Canada. Instead you will become Permanent Residents through an online process which does require you to be physically present in Canada.

Have you received AOR? When does your current 6 months status expire? If you are looking to maintain legal status a better and less risker option would be to apply for a Inland Spousal Open Work Permit. You do need your AOR for this and it can only be applied for online but takes long...

Yes and No. Some Portal 1 instructions do indeed say you are approved for permanent residence in Canada. It is also important to note that when portal 1 or 2 are received you are still not a permanent resident. You become one once issued a Confirmation of Permanent Residence and that document...

It means that it is likely that a positive decision has been made regarding your PR application. After submitting your passport and other information as requested and provided everything goes well you will receive your Canadian Immigrant visa and Confirmation of Permanent Residence.

Apply online following the IRCC instructions.

In case of a mistake you should contact the Canadian visa office that issued the visa. They will assist you further.

If you are successful with your B.C. PNP application and receive a nomination you will be able to apply for Permanent Residence and include your wife as an accompanying dependent provided that you both are legally married, have proof and the marriage is legally recognized where it took place.

Just proceed through the “Permanent Residence Confirmation” tab and follow the instructions shown.

I’m pretty sure this email serves as the “portal 2” email. IRCC just adds a tab in your permanent resident portal (the account you used to submit your PR application) once you login to your existing account you can make your declaration and provide the necessary information to finalize your PR...