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Because they later married you may be able to apply for a UK passport immediately, without registering first.

So I don't know why it was rejected then. The only thing I can suggest is speaking to a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or lawyer to see if they can figure out why the application was rejected.

Let me try to answer your questions: You cannot get someone who doesn't know you to invite you. You could, on the other hand, write a letter about how you don't have a relationship with your brother and that's why he is not inviting you and you are not visiting him (as an example). Do you have...

If they pledge to support you while you're here, you need less. (Especially if you are staying with them for the entirety of the trip.) But it's still good to show you have the money. Unfortunately there is no official amount you need to show. You have to prove you can afford hotels, meals out...

The job offer is the best bet, or a PNP nomination if you can get one. Immigrating through the student route is a long process because you have to graduate and then work in Canada for a year to get the experience, so I don't think it would help you unless you cannot get a job offer or...

That is a good question. I would assume it is the date when the Manitoba PNP assesses your application but I don't know for sure.

That is a good question and I'm sorry to say I don't know the answer. If a birth certificate cannot be produced I don't know what else the UK Passport Office would accept. You could try the photocopy because, presumably, he must have been born in the UK if he was in this census document, I just...

The processing time is 2 years so I suspect not having your Acknowledgement of Receipt yet is not out of the ordinary. However that's just a guess. I know some forums crowd source application information to get "real" processing times with each stage estimated, but I don't know which one might...

If you don't know anyone then you have to apply for the visitor visa without an invitation letter. You will have to prove you can afford the trip and will return home.

Good luck.

Have you thought about contacting the dating sites directly to see if they can give you data?

So I am just the admin of the forum. I can guess at some answers. But if you want actual answers you should speak to an RCIC or lawyer, as you suggested. 6 years is probably fine in this case They will want the hard copy when you get your ITA 4 I think I honestly don't know to what degree this...

If they don't ask her if she's even been denied then she shouldn't volunteer it, but if they ask she needs to be honest and clear about what happened. Good luck!

I'm sorry, I had a brain fart. I didn't remember that you were ineligible: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do A lawyer or consultant would likely be eligible though. Again, sorry about that.

I responded to your other post.

The only other option at this point is an Access to Information request. I don't personally know if that would produce more information than your GCMS notes.

Because she is not a Canadian citizen she still needs an ESTA, which she can get online or at the border. (My understanding is the CBP greatly appreciates if she gets it online.) She'll know whether it's an issue when she applies for the ESTA. But even if she gets the ESTA she needs to mention...

I'm just the forum admin so I don't know.

No, not likely. The UK only recognizes people who renounce their UK citizenship to the UK authorities. So even if the Canadians made him renounce his UK citizenship at the time (I don't believe they would have, off the top of my head, but still...) it doesn't matter to the UK authorities.

You need to find someone in a "recognised profession". Here is the British list: accountant airline pilot articled clerk of a limited company assurance agent of a recognised company bank or building society official barrister chairman or director of a limited company chiropodist commissioner...