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What I have seen in the past is the following: Make 5 columns, 1) From, 2) To, 3, Location, Reason, and Number of days. Here is an example:

Not that I am aware of.

You are far better off sending way too many documents then not enough. Again, the key here is a clear, Letter of Explanation, attached with your application.

Yes, a pain, but you don't have a choice. https://www.immigroup.com/topics/flagpoling-your-way-new-work-or-study-permit-or-permanent-residence/

This is what I see from the CIC website, 'If you are applying on paper we recommend that you apply for a visa from your home country. However, if you are legally admitted to the country you are currently in, you can apply at your nearest visa application centre (VAC). The VAC can help make sure...

Not at the moment, IRCC is in a mess.

Yes, this is a pain, on your future Canadian passport you will have your place of birth (country and city). I can think of a few things you can try: - Call Passport Canada because they are easy to get a hold of (IRCC is useless at the moment), and see what they have to say. - File your...

The IMM 5481 form should only be filled out when you are sponsoring dependent children who in turn have no dependent children of their own. So it is not necessary to complete if your spouse or partner has no children. In this case, you should move on to Chapter 11. Read source...

I am not sure about this, but Immigroup has a free spousal sponsorship course. Here is some info about Imm 5476 I think this application does not need to be filed, its intention is to have a third party have the right to check the status of your application and make inquiries on your behalf.

Some of your issues have to do with U.S. immigration, and our forum deals with Canadian. I think what you are doing is called 'flagpoling'. Here is an article about this topic: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/flagpoling-your-way-new-work-or-study-permit-or-permanent-residence/

This is such an interesting question, wow! I know a lot about British Passport, but this question comes up, so rarely, I can't remember with 100% accuracy what the answer is. I would call the Passport office and find out. Call HM Passport Office in Durhamm UK, it's really a great call centre...

Here is what you can do: - Resend the PR card application, but this time send it registered mail (with tracking) and put a request of urgency on it. It should take 2-3 month if the urgency is excepted. - If your mom leaves without a PR card, she will need a Travel Document to get back (here...

The truth is, it's a total disaster, the way the Canadian government is handling applications right now. The best advice I can give is be persistent in getting an update on your application. Speak to your local MP, send email request (once a week if you have to), send fax request for an update...

Well, if you can get this person a work permit first, it would be a big help, BUT this will not be easy. First, you will need to prove that you have exhausted all avenues to fill this position locally. If you can prove this first part, you can move on to the next, and file the application...

Yes, say lost but not stolen.

Because your PR application only asked about the last 5 years, you will not have to disclose any information beyond that point. The TRICK IS, make sure you have, not only met the residency requirements, but you are far above that number. Most people make this mistake and file because they meet...

Sponsorship is the best and simplest application to do in your case. The only thing is, you can only apply under conjugal partners Sponsorship if you have lived together for at least one year. I am going to assume this is NOT the case, in which case you two will have to get married. Immigroup...

Yes, replacing a citizenship certificate right now is taking 15 to 18 months. If you put a request of urgency on it, and it's excepted, it should take 3-4 months. Just call IRCC and ask what constitutes a reason for urgency, so the urgency is excepted. Also, what supporting documents will be...

Yes, I agree with Conquest Immigration, Express Entry.

I would think if your wife came first to Canada and after 6 months you would apply. This way, you are setting a good track record and showing the government that your family is abiding by the visa requirements.