Urgent: parents sponsorship income requirement

[dolfin]

Hi everyone,

If I exceeded the minimum income requirement to sponsor my parents for the tax years 2021 and 2022 but fell below that in 2023.

For perspective, I had more than double the minimum requirement for the first two years but way less than the minimum requirement for the third year.

Would the fact that I significantly exceeded the minimum income in the first two years be considered to make up for the third year? Or will it be a straight refusal based on the income that doesn't meet the minimum requirement for the third year?

Does anybody know of a similar case that had a successful outcome?

Thanks so much in advance, and good luck everyone.

 

[Flyingfast]

I think they are strict on requiring 3 years and not 2.

 

[Copingwithlife]

Hi everyone,

If I exceeded the minimum income requirement to sponsor my parents for the tax years 2021 and 2022 but fell below that in 2023.

For perspective, I had more than double the minimum requirement for the first two years but way less than the minimum requirement for the third year.

Would the fact that I significantly exceeded the minimum income in the first two years be considered to make up for the third year? Or will it be a straight refusal based on the income that doesn't meet the minimum requirement for the third year?

Does anybody know of a similar case that had a successful outcome?

Thanks so much in advance, and good luck everyone.

You need to meet the requirements for each year

if you don’t your application will be rejected

 

[scylla]

Hi everyone,

If I exceeded the minimum income requirement to sponsor my parents for the tax years 2021 and 2022 but fell below that in 2023.

For perspective, I had more than double the minimum requirement for the first two years but way less than the minimum requirement for the third year.

Would the fact that I significantly exceeded the minimum income in the first two years be considered to make up for the third year? Or will it be a straight refusal based on the income that doesn't meet the minimum requirement for the third year?

Does anybody know of a similar case that had a successful outcome?

Thanks so much in advance, and good luck everyone.

It will be a straight refusal.

 

[dolfin]

Thanks all for your input.