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Here is a free course you can take: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

No, she must have an interview. They have appointments within 300 days on the official U.S. visa system. I checked today. Alternatively, you can pay Immigroup to get you an early appointment. Here is a do-it-yourself article about this topic...

A citizenship certificate through a Canadian parent is an application that needs one important document, a long-form birth certificate. This certificate was given to your mother at the time of your birth. Ordering one is easy, even you can do it, what you would need to find out is your mother's...

You only add trips to the US, if you have slept there. Day trips don't count.

Mitja, come back and let us know how things worked out. This would be very helpful for everyone reading this post.

Immigroup's YouTube channel will be releasing a video experiment about early appointments in Canada. Just come back to the article and you will see the video in 1-2 weeks.

I do not know how the US diplomatic mission in Vietnam works. You need one question answered, "Can a visitor to Vietnam apply for a US visa." https://www.ustraveldocs.com/vn/ Also, there is a way to get an appointment, even an early appointment at the US consulate in Vancouver...

It can only be done once in Canada. The application is called Spousal Sponsorship. Here is the application: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/ Here is a video overview: https://www.immigroup.com/service/family-class-sponsorship-canada/

The best thing to do is cancel your application and resubmit it. You don't want a Residental Questionnaire sent to you, it's a pain. I would contact IRCC this week and request your application to be stopped. Again, I would refile, after you get 1095 days and you should add a few months to this...

Yes, this could be an issue. IRCC may ask you to complete a Residential Questionnaire.

Only possible for the kids; your spouse can only get a PR card (Green card) if you as a family move to Canada.

This is interesting. Because she has PR to Canada, she should quickly get a US visa. The only issue is they may ask why you are not applying in Canada. I would tell them the truth; getting an appointment is taking a year and a half. We just did an article about this very issue on...

I don't think you will get it in time. You will need to apply for a PRTD to return to Canada.

Most correspondence by the government is template messages. If you sent it, don't worry.

It will be 6!

You are correct, the Immigroup agent selected the wrong application. It looks to me that paper applications are faster at the moment.

Look into the express entry program: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry.html

I would file for a first UK passport.

The big question is would she get the visitor visa? In most cases I see, they don't get it. BUT, if she does get the visitor visa, then yes, you can file the application in Canada. Immigroup has a free visitor visa course: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/canada-visitor-visa-trv/