AOR for Dependent Children

[Pigeonsrcool2]

Hello!

My spouse who is the primary applicant (family sponsorship, Outland) received his AOR several weeks ago, but our two kids have not received one. Should I be expecting individual AORs for the children, or do the fall under his?

I need an AOR so I can apply for OHIP for them and the website says even minor children require their own AOR. My husband’s AOR doesn’t mention their names on it.

Thanks!

 

[armoured]

My spouse who is the primary applicant (family sponsorship, Outland) received his AOR several weeks ago, but our two kids have not received one. Should I be expecting individual AORs for the children, or do the fall under his?

One AOR - but our version (several years ago) listed the dependants. This was also outland.

 

[Charlamanderxxxx]

Hello!

My spouse who is the primary applicant (family sponsorship, Outland) received his AOR several weeks ago, but our two kids have not received one. Should I be expecting individual AORs for the children, or do the fall under his?

I need an AOR so I can apply for OHIP for them and the website says even minor children require their own AOR. My husband’s AOR doesn’t mention their names on it.

Thanks!

Hi, sorry if I missed something, but as far as I know, we can only apply for OHIP with an AIP letter, not just an AOR. Has this policy changed? Let me know so I can advise other people in the future in similar situations. Thank you!

 

[lovindahubby]

Hi, sorry if I missed something, but as far as I know, we can only apply for OHIP with an AIP letter, not just an AOR. Has this policy changed? Let me know so I can advise other people in the future in similar situations. Thank you!

Nope it hasn’t, you can not apply for OHip with AOR they need an AIP.

 

[YVR123]

That looks like AIP. Not sure if they have changed it to AOR without updating their website.

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