Do you have a child or a spouse that is excluded as a  family member class for not being examined?
Channel: Keyork Immigration Law
Date: 2019-02-18

If you did not include your child or spouse (married or common law) in your own initial PR application, in most cases, you could be barred from sponsoring your child or spouse to Canada (section 117 (9) (d) of the IRPA). These are complex and difficult cases of exclusion and misrepresentation. At the same time, depending of the situation, you might also yourself get investigated. If the exclusion was done primarily to gain a benefit under the immigration law, then the exclusion is very strong. If on the other hand, if you made an honest mistake which might be defensible depending on the compelling circumstances, then you might want to consult with a legal representative to consider a sponsorship application under humanitarian and compassionate grounds (H&C). 

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