Thanks for sharing this information. In this case, here is one nationality and one valid passport, that make sense (which is also my case). One last thing if you do not mind, while scanning passport pages you scanned only bio pages and pages with stamps, visas (if applicable right). Or we need to scan all the pages including the blank pages and pages with Note, notices, etc??
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2021
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As per CIC: Read the big bold font
Passport
Passport/travel document number (exactly as shown on your passport or travel document)
If you have more than one passport, choose the one you’ll use to travel to Canada.
Most people will need a passport to travel to Canada. If you’re approved to come here, you’ll need to get one.
A travel document is an identity document issued by a government or international organization (like the United Nations). It has a photo and personal information, and let the holder travel between countries. If you have a passport, you don’t need a travel document.
Passports
- Copies of passports for people being sponsored should include all the pages.( Your answer for blank pages)
- Copies of the sponsor’s and co-signer’s passport should include the pages showing the passport number, issue and expiry dates, photo, name, surname, and place and date of birth.
- You don’t need to get translations for the stamps in passports.
I applied for sponsoring my parents, my father as applicant and my mother as his dependant. Today I received a medical request for both of them along with requests for my siblings who are independent, married and I havent sponsored them in the application and they have no intention of coming to canada. Even the address in the medical form is given of my Toronto home instead of the address my parents reside. Is it normal to ask for medical of all the childred of the applicants (two of them already have PR and their medical is also requested). Do I need to get the addressed corrected on the form to home country address where the parents reside?
Was it correct to mail it to
Mississauga office? Or do you know if people normally mail it to the Consulate of Canada in their home country? (faster process?) im just afraid I did the wrong step.
Thanks for the reminder, I’ll submit the receipt soon.It is not wrong per se. The letter request you to send to Mississauga VO and you did. I don't know about PGP but EE people usually mail to consulate in HK. HKVO use case sharing system so this info is shared (to Mississauga as well, if the VO is looking for it). It's faster for sure, takes about one week after HKPF confirms the letter sent.Was it correct to mail it to
Mississauga office? Or do you know if people normally mail it to the Consulate of Canada in their home country? (faster process?) im just afraid I did the wrong step.
you can send an email to HKVO to check if they accept CNCC for PGP. they are, surprisingly, very responsive.Was it correct to mail it to
Mississauga office? Or do you know if people normally mail it to the Consulate of Canada in their home country? (faster process?) im just afraid I did the wrong step.
HKONGIMMIGRATION@international.gc.ca
I got medical request from Vancouver office for my mother today. Any idea what are the next steps and how long will it take from here to complete the application process.
I didn’t get biometric verification letter, so I assume they are using the biometric submitted earlier for visit visa.
I didn’t get biometric verification letter, so I assume they are using the biometric submitted earlier for visit visa.