Super visa for parents with a son with PR card but not staying in the country

[manideepla]

Hi there folks!


In this question,

http://imgur.com/a/7DSBFTO

Can the children be of your brother's? If your brother passed away?
If yes, what documents would be expected please?


Thank you!

 

[Naturgrl]

So the son is PR and not in Canada…if so how are they applying for a visitor visa. You are not eligible for a supervisa if visiting your children’s brother. So confused because your title is different from what you are asking.

If you are not visiting your children or grandchildren the answer is NO.

 

[scylla]

Hi there folks!


In this question,

http://imgur.com/a/7DSBFTO

Can the children be of your brother's? If your brother passed away?
If yes, what documents would be expected please?


Thank you!

No. They must be your children. You answer no to this question.

 

[Esha012]

Can I write an explanation letter on behalf of my parents if I am acting as their representative?

 

[Naturgrl]

Can I write an explanation letter on behalf of my parents if I am acting as their representative?

Fill out the representative form and they sign/

 

[Esha012]

Fill out the representative form and they sign/

Can I write it or not?

 

[Naturgrl]

Can I write it or not?

If you mean fill it out yes you can and they sign.

 

[Esha012]

If you mean fill it out yes you can and they sign.

Thanks

 

[manideepla]

@Naturgrl Sorry for a confusing post. My original intention is to know whether your parents can apply for a super visa when you hold a PR card, but not staying in Canada yet.

 

[Naturgrl]

@Naturgrl Sorry for a confusing post. My original intention is to know whether your parents can apply for a super visa when you hold a PR card, but not staying in Canada yet.

Where does PR live? So the person who is PR is not a resident for tax purposes? How does the PR meet LICO then with NOA?

 

[manideepla]

Sorry can you expand LICO and NOA please? Not familiar with those terms

 

[Naturgrl]

Sorry can you expand LICO and NOA please? Not familiar with those terms

The PR, living in Canada, will know the terms. NOA is assessment of income on your CRA tax filings. NOA will show if you meet LICO (low income cut off) to apply for supervisa based on the number of people in your family. How many is in the PR’s family including PR, spouse, children and parents. Then read NOA and see if it meets LICO. LICO is on the supervisa site.

Who is PR and tax resident of Canada?