You can submit a transcript, diploma, or certificate indicating completion of a secondary or post-secondary program within Canada or abroad, specifically demonstrating that the entire program was conducted in either English or French. The completion of a single course in an official language does not fulfill this criterion.

Your child is probably a Canadian citizen if one of their parents, either through birth or naturalization, was born in Canada before the child’s birth. To confirm this, you can submit an application for a citizenship certificate for your child.
However, an adopted child born outside Canada does not automatically hold Canadian citizenship.

In order to secure backing from a venture capital fund or an angel investor group, you require a substantial investment from them.
In order to receive assistance from a business incubator, you must gain acceptance into a recognized Canadian business incubator program. Entry into these programs is a competitive procedure with a restricted number of openings.

To be eligible as a self-employed individual, you need to possess two years of pertinent experience and demonstrate your intent to establish self-employment in Canada. Additionally, you are required to achieve a minimum score of 35 points on an evaluation grid crafted to assess your potential economic contribution to Canada.
You are required to:
Satisfy the criteria for a self-employed person.
Successfully complete a medical assessment.
Pass background checks related to criminal and security matters.

While there is no officially established minimum net worth requirement, you must convince a visa officer that you possess sufficient funds to:

• Relocate to Canada with your dependents and
• Fund the activities on which your selection was predicated.

The failure of your business does not impact your status as a permanent resident. I it understood that every business may not prosper, and this program is structured to distribute the risk between the public and private sectors.

Evidence that can serve as confirmation of a common-law relationship consists of,

• Co-ownership of a home or mutual rental contracts,
• shared utility bills,
• Crucial documents for both individuals with matching addresses, such as driver’s licenses, insurance policies, and identification papers. However, there are several other proof of relationship which are taken into consideration, which could be identified from the document checklist.

The procedure for presenting your idea varies from one organization to another, with each having its unique set of prerequisites. For instance, you might be requested to deliver an in-person presentation of your business concept or provide a comprehensive business plan. You must persuade the organization that your business concept is deserving of their support.
Once you’ve reached an accord with a designated organization, they will provide you with a letter of support. It’s crucial to include this letter when you submit your application, as it serves as evidence that the venture capital fund, angel investor group, or business incubator is endorsing your business concept. The organization will also transmit a commitment certificate directly to the IRCC, and the IRCC will utilize both your letter of support and the organization’s commitment certificate in evaluating your application.

The required funds vary based on the number of accompanying family members. In certain situations, the designated organization might provide supplementary funds to assist in meeting your living costs. However, it’s important to note that the investment money for your startup business cannot be used to cover your living expenses.

It is a requirement to list all members of your family (spouse, common-law partner, dependent children, dependent child of a dependent child) when applying for permanent residency, even if they do not intend on immigrating to Canada.
In most cases, individuals are typically not permitted to sponsor family members who were not declared and assessed during their initial permanent residency application.
However, since September 9, 2019, a pilot project was introduced to allow the sponsorship of family members who were not previously declared or assessed, but they still need to meet all the eligibility requirements and demonstrate their admissibility to Canada, with all standard application fees remaining applicable.