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Starting April 1, 2022, applicants are required to submit applications for permanent resident travel documents (PRTD) to IRCC by email. PRTD applications will no longer be submitted via the VACs.

That’s all you can do. Flight and hotel bookings are not a consideration in your application or follow-ups. If you need to rebook, ensure it’s refundable with a small penalty, or as a credit for future travel.

A supervisa is PG-1 category. The visa office need not grant a supervisa applied for, but grants a V-1 in your mom’s case as she doesn’t qualify for a PG-1. It’s quite common.

He can try explaining his situation via a web form, apart from which there’s nothing he can do, but wait.

It’s the IRCC’s discretion to ask for anything.

C Check with VFS if they have a solution.

Her home ties are weak: casual employment, daughter to travel with her, and she’s your gf. She will be considered to have immigrant intent.

Yes, do that asap. You need to bring the signed consent form as well that can be downloaded from the VFS site.

Inform VFS. They won't send the passports to the visa office without the PPR letter and consent form.

Assuming your sister’s in a critical condition, that is Stage 4, you can submit an IRCC Webform, with her doctor’s certification, to request for urgent processing of your application. That’s assuming you’re the lone applicant. If she’s Stage 1 or 2, your request may not be considered. However...

Sorry to note. Visa for a spouse is normally refused as she’s a significant tie to you and immigrant intent is assumed.

Date of entry recorded in the system when her passport was scanned. She can stay until the 2025 expiry date.

The issues highlighted above are material enough to withdraw your application. You’re not providing a true or complete account of your yourself and circumstances.

As others have advised, you’ve to quality for a TRV on your own merits, which are not strong enough: A. A visa extension refusal and you overstayed B. No landed or fixed assets in your name C. No travel history I’d suggest you don’t apply at this stage until B. and C. above changes. Risking a...

No. Stick to the original application. You will get a decision. China’s zero-Covid travel restrictions could be complicating your application.

It may even raise suspicion.

1. Bank statements: provided 6 months? topped up with funds recently? 2. Other assets: stocks, bonds, time deposits? $48,000 in “liquid assets” is quite a large amount to prove for a visitor.

Your proof of funds and assets is either vague or weak. The evidence must be clear and convincing that you own them.

Ask for GCMS notes again. The response will take few weeks. If can't wait, lodge another application via IRCC portal, assuming your circumstances remain favourable.

New passport needed.