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Yes, it does, unfortunately. Basically, there are certain countries that IRCC believes (rightly or wrongly) people coming from are more likely to overstay. So, for those countries, it's better to provide more information about ties to home and itinerary and the like.

You need to sponsor her. Alternatively, she can apply to immigrate again. She needed to extend her COPR for medical reasons before it expired.

Can you give us some more context? What is the sentence it's used in?

It's not that similar, I don't think. Also, it's relatively recent. It wasn't a lottery for the longest time. It was a free-for-all. The lottery is probably an improvement.

That is a really good question. I've tried googling it and haven't found any comparison sites.

Glad to hear it

What does an online status check say?

You're talking about whether or not you've been accepted at Matrix? You'll have to contact them directly.

So, before the pandemic started, it's likely your status was being investigated. Usually that happens when you just barely meet the residency requirement. (Immigroup recommends 3 years in Canada to avoid investigation.) But the pandemic through everything into disarray. It's really hard to know...

None of those count, sorry to say.

Yes, it will be okay because the visa is just a travel document (meaning he just has to travel here before it expires). However, you can apply for a visa extension right now if you want, with the new passport.

You didn't apply because you were never given an Invitation to Apply (ITA).

If your consultant is accredited with ICCRC https://iccrc-crcic.ca/ you listen to him and not me. If he's not accredited, that's a different story.

If your total hours for the year in question total at least 1,500 hours (30 hours x 50 weeks) IRCC considers that full time whether or not your employer does. So if the contract says "part time" on it, then you have to show how many hours you worked.

Probably. Nobody knows for sure, but it does seem like processing times are taking roughly twice as long.

They are way behind.

Already answered your question for your other post: 30 hours is full time for CEC

"Full time" for the purposes of CEC is 30 hours a week, so you should say Full Time.

Well, I guess that depends. 16 years old is "adult" in for UK (and Canadian) passports. So the elder child can apply without any issues. The younger child will need their guardian's permission to apply, I suspect, but may depend upon where these children live. As for the birth certificate...