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https://sites.google.com/view/pgp2019/pgp-2023?authuser=0

Hi, you should have resent the required (5768) form again only 'If the form was not already sent with the application'. No harm if you did though.

https://sites.google.com/view/pgp2019/pgp-2023?authuser=0

Hi, you can do it yourself. Open the 'Tracker light online' and click on 'Click here to add/update your information on the tracker' on the left upper corner of the tracker. Fill up all the info you have in there.

https://sites.google.com/view/pgp2019/pgp-2023?authuser=0

This is what Application Guide 5772 says Note: If you have a translation, certification or affidavit that is more than 6 months old, include a letter of explanation to clarify that the information hasn’t changed and your document’s still valid. Upload your explanation to your online application...

Thanks, I am going to fix the form.

I hope that's correct. Going to fix it:). Thanks.

It make sense.

This is what the Application Guide says about the Section B - Additional family info. Section B Include: married children, adopted children, children of your spouse(step-children) or common-law partner, any of your children who have been adopted by others, any of your children who are in the...

No, don't put yourself there. Read the explanation on the top of the form 5406 section B 'Additional family info' You (the principal applicant) must fill out this form for yourself and on behalf of any of your family members 18 years of age or older who are not already Canadian citizens or...

Actually, if you are a permanent resident of Canadian citizen you don't put yourself there. You (the principal applicant) must fill out this form for yourself and on behalf of any of your family members 18 years of age or older who are not already Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

Signatures are not needed there.

It's ok. You can check your document checklist section 'sponsor' and under 5 you will see the answer regarding the birth certificates.

Yes, you are good to go.

Unless you are sponsoring your grandparents you don't need to submit your parents birth certificate.What you need is just yours to prove your relationship to your parents.

Even one day matters.

Just one.

If she is over 22 then no.