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Do you mean if your Canadian Immigration Consultant is legit?

Then ETA will be needed. Otherwise you can't just jump on a plane with your passport.

There's no mention that you cannot leave Canada. Just that your primary residential address (the address you live most of the time) must be in Canada.

Your parents cannot co-sponsor your wife. Unless she has a visa, she most likely won't be able to depart for Canada on June 26. What's your status in Canada, btw?

So you don't have social security number?

So why you have social security number but not social insurance number?

Are you working in the US?

Don't fly to Canada and go to a land border instead. As you said, CBSA at Port of entry can als print copr if needed.

Probably not because this post was an year old.

Why don't you sponsor your spouse and child for immigration first?

English or French.

We tried to use UPS but the UPS guy said since it's PO Box address, we need to use Canada Post.

Anyone can use an expired PR card for returning to Canada. However, sometimes they will be examined if they meet residency obligation and might be flagged.

So basically your close friend is asking the questions to himself and you? Btw, why is he asking and why he needs the proof - to provide the proof for himself?

Which organisation/individual is asking the question? If a random guy, does it matter he say yes or no?

They tend to be more interested if you are bringing expensive designer's clothes from abroad. If so, keep your invoice/receipts for their inspection.

Since she can travel to USA, she can still return to Canada (without PR card) at a land border. Therefore, I suggest she wait to apply until she meet her RO. If you want to travel overseas: Travel to a US destination by road, then fly to an overseas destination and return to a Canadian...

Btw, this was your post #13.

Can you repeat what you said in Nov 2023? You will have to dig what i said last November.

There are always exceptions.... 1) A combination of DIY and local moves 2) Find a friend / relative to find space to hold the collectibles