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You can sponsor your mom under PGP. The lottery system doesn't remove your ability to sponsor her. Question is if your application is being selected through the lottery or not.

Try posting your question at: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/citizenship-b12.0/

Oh! If you planned to study and getting a study visa, then you don't need the OWP. Since OWP won't allow you to study.

Are you applying to be a PR via spousal sponsorship? (your spouse is a PR or citizen and applying for you to become a PR) Or are you applying for a spousal visa of another person who is a current study or work visa holder? These are very different processes. For inland spousal sponsorship...

As you are a PR holder, I think you need to look into Spousal Sponsorship. When the sponsorship is approved, she will get a PR "visa"/document and land to get her PR status. I think dependent visa is for foreworker or study visa holder.

As the OP has clarified, he is concern on the chance of getting canadian citizen because that person owns a property in Canada. He isn't concern on how and if a non-canadian can buy a property here.

It is strange that you don't need to mention your spouse's details (name, education and work history etc.) You should double check in the Express Entry section. In one of the EE discussions, I saw this comment from an experience member, scylla. "You MUST include your spouse in the application...

Since both of you are not PR nor Canadian citizen, you may have better luck posting your question in Foreign Workers or International Students section. I think she could apply as an individual for a student visa and study here. But she may have problem proving tide to her home country since...

You will need to ask HR or your employer to add your spouse to the plan. I didn't deal with MSP directly. I think back then, I got it after AIP but we continue with private insurance until my husband got his CORP because we didn't want to risk for a large medical bill (inland application).

It's up to 6 months and she could apply for an extension before her 6 months is up to see if they will allow her to stay longer. Usually couples with the sponsor already being a PR or citizen are likely to get that extension. I am not sure about your case since you are not yet a PR.

From what you have posted so far, it doesn't look like she is your common law partner. She just 1 of your 9 roommates. Sharing houses is pretty common for foreign students. She is your girlfriend. And for your PR application, there is no need to fill-in any information about a girlfriend. If...

I hope she listed her son as non-accompanying dependent back then. If not, she can NEVER sponsor him. BTW, there isn't a route to sponsor an ex-husband (divorce paper was served back then). Even if she had listed him back then, I don't think she has a chance to get authorization from her ex to...

So it's still the rush of getting it delivered to be in the 10,000 limit.

They will be flood with applications since there is no upper limit now.

Is this for real?! I am so shock!

Right. So 4 years after that happens.

Apply when your TN visa runs out and you return back to live in Canada.

I haven't done it myself but I can give you some basic info. You need 2 separate applications, one for yours and one for your in laws. You will be the sponsor for your parents and your wife will be the co-sponsor. Your wife will be the sponsor for the in laws and you will be the co-sponsor...

I think the summary is, yes she can enter canada alone. Women in Canada travel alone all the time. You need to check if exiting pakistan is OK though. (no idea) MPRi123, in some countries, it's not common for women to travel alone (without a male guardian)

Re: I have the same question As replied you cannot sponsor your brother. Your husband is your family here.