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You have nothing to do, but complete the form you got or will get from IRCC and attach all required documents. The MP is helpless in that situation. You have to deal with IRCC directly. It is kind of "normal" request from IRCC.

As you guys got Residency Obligation Request you have had 45 days to complete that form and submit along with support documents. If you did not do it, you are in trouble. Probably, your previous file has been closed and you can apply again. However, do not be surprised if you get a new Residency...

You better to find the local notary public, spend some money (about $30) and get your form ready...

Usually, not, but it is better to have them on hands... just in case

Please, do not blame your wife for such a mistake. Sometimes our memory plays with us. Everything you have to do right now - just wait. But not too long. If you did not get any responses in three months, you have to send them a letter. Do not call them. The call centre has no other information...

How old is she? Maybe it is better to wait up to new (old) citizenship rules will be effective and submit a new application under that rules (age 18-54)?

Of course, Canada has a life insurance (Term Life Insurance). However, I think you are talking about the Accidental Death Insurance. Both insurances have the same benefits. In the case of your death your spouse or child will get the money. Anyway, if you live in Canada and travel from/to Canada...

Probably Toronto will be best for you because the chemical industry located there. Vancouver is mostly for the services industry.

Usually, 4 to 6 weeks

She doesn't need PR to cross the border with no problems CORP and her passport is enough. However, the orchids are not allowed.

You have to call to CIC and verify the address with them via phone (where they sent your documents). If they sent it to the wrong address, just ask them to send it again to correct address.

Unfortunately, there is no private insurance in Canada which covers the normal pregnancy (no follow-ups or regular visit), but complications only. However, if your husband has a full-time job and insurance you are covered by as his spouse.

Hi there, It is a really complicated case. I think the best solution for you to reapply again. To be honest, if you will continue to send letters to CIC and ask them to review your case, it will become worst. Just apply again without any mistakes. It will cost you money, but you can save your...

This is the best one. You can try. It works http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca/

Bank statement will be enough and good as a proof of funds. As I know this is the best way to show to CIC that you have enough money for your immigration.

You don't need to hire the immigration consultant, it is pretty simple steps to complete and submit your application for renewal PR. Just do it with the proper amount of time. Let's say, if you need your Card on time you need to apply 5-6 months before of date of expiration.

They could apply to renew their PR Cards and will get the one correct and clear answer: lost or not their PR status. However, I know at least about 10 families in the same situation, who got answer that they lost the status.

Just write them a letter and ask to change the name on Certificate. You have to attach the copies of your legal documents including your passport with Canadian Visa, Record of landing and Driver Licence. There is not a big problem to change the name on Certificate.

In this case, they are lost their privileges as PR of Canada, unfortunately. They need to apply again, and you could sponsor them. Also, they could apply for Parents/Grandparents Visa, which will allow them to live in Canada up to 2 years of 10. However, they will not have the right to use the...

You have no obligations to renew your card earlier. Just make sure that you meet all requirements (especially residence requirements) before submit your application for renewal.