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He will need to add her in his application. She will need to pass medical, police check and background check. That will delay for a few months, yes. So yes it's to "wait for her part of the process". So he will be issue new visas for both of them. There is ALWAYS a possibility of refusal. (e.g...

PRTD is a straight forward application if you meet your RO. You do not need a lawyer for that. If you meet your RO, you will get your PRTD.

Using your real current address will not be misrepresentation.

Is that form even on the document checklist? You can sure include a letter to explain it. Since the whole family is in Canada already.

1. You do not need a co-signer to sponsor your child. 2. You need to help your child (the PA) to fill his/her IMM 5406 and in that form, you need to put down yours and your spouse's information (as parents).

Ask the school that you want to apply to.

1. That means you can enter into Canada in the next 10 years. 2. You can stay 6 months from the day your entered/get the visitor status unless otherwise stated. 3. You need to apply to extend your stay BEFORE your 6 months is up. You will need to provide reason for your extension. It could be...

So he is out of status. He should apply to restore his status as visitor asap. (before 90 days that he is out of status). He cannot apply for any work/study permit until he has his status restored. Not sure about you... depends on if you study permit has expired yet and when you finished your...

You don't have to wait. You will/can still meet RO before you reach 5 years after landing as PR. So you can apply to sponsor once you have returned to Canada.

You are supposed to inform IRCC when there is a major change of your relationship. So since you have been separated, you should withdraw your sponsorship asap. Otherwise, once she's landed, you will be responsible for her for 3 years after landing. (if she claim social assistance, that a big sum...

Your update is very helpful. It gives the time waiting in between portal response and IRCC PPR. Congrats! Try to ask your parents to spend more time in Canada. Hopefully they like living here.

You need a TRV to re-enter.

You need to notify IRCC that you are in Canada. There is different step to follow for virtual landing if PA is inside Canada.

I think others are suggesting to reapply for sponsorship, not for TRV. If you can provide more proof to relocate, applying fresh usually is quicker than appeal. TRV, likely won't be approved because of the refused sponsorship. But it will show additional intent to move back/visit to prepare to...

You need to put ALL information in that form. Any listed additional family members (e.g. parents, siblings, children, spouse) regardless of their residency status. (i.e. put your brother's information in your form) That line you quoted is about "family member that is part of this application"...

Unless she is a minor, her parents and siblings do not count as "family". Once she is married to you, you will be her only family and that's strong tie to Canada.

How would your wife and son be accompanying you without a work/study permit? Your wife could try to apply for a visitor visa but she can only stay for a 6 months at a time. Extension to stay after could be approved or refused. If your son is of school age, he will need study permit. I can't help...

I believe that she will need to show her NOA of previous years to support that she can sponsor you and your family (if any). I think the LICO posted for other family class sponsorship can be used as a general reference. Not sure if the lonely Canadian route is as straight as PGP for the income...

I believe so but it's best to check with your account. Since you've hired him, asking more questions shouldn't cost you more. :)

if you have never filed tax in Canada, then your accountant is correct. Your RRSP deduction limit is defined from your previous year's tax return.