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Not normally. Only in certain provinces can a relative help with your application. (Basically, you are awarded points for certain things, and in some provinces a relative gets you more points.)

Visitor, study permit, work permit. Far as I know, that's it.

That is a lot of information. Can you get specific about how you intend to come to Canada and what you intend to do here?

Start Up visas are for people with innovative ideas who have Canadian investment backing from one or more organizations designated to be allowed to provide backing to foreigners with these types of ideas.

No they will not. You can get administrative help at what is known as a VAC - a Visa Application Centre. Learn more here: http://www.immigroup.com/news/where-submit-your-visa-application-overseas But if you want legal advice, you must seek out an immigration lawyer or Registered Immigration...

For Canada? English or French, or translated into one of those languages and the translations must be certified.

Not particularly. You either have to be registered by the UNHCR or you have to travel to Canada and claim refugee status once you get here, but you can't pass through certain other countries on your way here (such as the United States).

What are you applying for?

Canadian citizens do not normally require visas to enter the US for tourism or business purposes. So that is very helpful.

That's a good question. I believe you have to apply for your work permit after your sponsor has been approved.

You husband can't be on social assistance, but there is no minimum income requirement, far as I know.

Not normally

I really don't know what you mean. Can you give me a couple of examples?

Well, given that I have no idea what kind of application you are talking about, I can't really say, can I?

Which application?

Why would that need to happen exactly?

The child must be under 22 and not married, and the biological offspring of the parent. There are some exceptions.

It's often easier. Depends on how you are trying to come to Canada.

What are you looking for? Refugee status? Sponsorship?

Sorry, I don't know what the right of landing fee is.