Financial proof for parents and sister's temporary visitor visa
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Hi Bryanna,
So, I received the online PPR earlier today. I was trying to browse through the website (VFS) but instructions do not seem to be clearly written out.
What all should my parents be shipping to the VFS office now?
1. VFS consent forms? (Where do I get these)
2. PPR letter (I have it)
3. Processing fee (What is the mode of payment/who it has to be made payable to?)
4. and last but not the least, Passports
Please also let me know if I am missing anything.
Cheers,
GreenHorn
P.S. This if for VFS India - New Delhi
So, I received the online PPR earlier today. I was trying to browse through the website (VFS) but instructions do not seem to be clearly written out.
What all should my parents be shipping to the VFS office now?
1. VFS consent forms? (Where do I get these)
2. PPR letter (I have it)
3. Processing fee (What is the mode of payment/who it has to be made payable to?)
4. and last but not the least, Passports
Please also let me know if I am missing anything.
Cheers,
GreenHorn
P.S. This if for VFS India - New Delhi
That's great 
Your parents must submit their passports, in person, at VFS Delhi. They cannot courier it.
Do check this link:
http://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/india/how_to_apply.html
VFS consent form (Step 3), for example. You'll find all the information in the link.
If your parents are unable to submit it themselves/only one parent will submit for the other..... then an authorization letter is required (no specific format for this)
Your parents must submit their passports, in person, at VFS Delhi. They cannot courier it.
Do check this link:
http://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/india/how_to_apply.html
VFS consent form (Step 3), for example. You'll find all the information in the link.
If your parents are unable to submit it themselves/only one parent will submit for the other..... then an authorization letter is required (no specific format for this)
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Hi Greenhorn
so how you applied?on paper or online?,what documents you submitted for your sister?is she a student or working?
so how you applied?on paper or online?,what documents you submitted for your sister?is she a student or working?
Hi,
My mother plans to visit Canada this December for Christmas. Since my sister and me are still students and do not have heavy bank balances to demonstrate my mother's expenses during her stay is it possible we document her banking records and other assets information (which essentially becomes a tourist visa requisite as opposed to a visitors visa) while we also submit an invitation letter, upload our academic transcripts, etc. (a visitor's visa mandate)?
What I essentially mean to say is that can she show a combination of documents for the tourist and visitors visa such as airline ticket, her banking info, my sister and my academic records, invitation letter?
Pl clarify
My mother plans to visit Canada this December for Christmas. Since my sister and me are still students and do not have heavy bank balances to demonstrate my mother's expenses during her stay is it possible we document her banking records and other assets information (which essentially becomes a tourist visa requisite as opposed to a visitors visa) while we also submit an invitation letter, upload our academic transcripts, etc. (a visitor's visa mandate)?
What I essentially mean to say is that can she show a combination of documents for the tourist and visitors visa such as airline ticket, her banking info, my sister and my academic records, invitation letter?
Pl clarify
@rhukil
Your finances are secondary. Your mom must prove that she can afford the visit.
More importantly, your mom must prove (with evidence) that she has reasons to return to her home country (employment/business + property or land ownership + dependent family + financial investments + previous travel history would help). She must keep her visit to 2-3 weeks max.
Do NOT buy confirmed plane tickets. It does not guarantee a visa
Cheers
Your finances are secondary. Your mom must prove that she can afford the visit.
More importantly, your mom must prove (with evidence) that she has reasons to return to her home country (employment/business + property or land ownership + dependent family + financial investments + previous travel history would help). She must keep her visit to 2-3 weeks max.
Do NOT buy confirmed plane tickets. It does not guarantee a visa
Cheers
Great! This helps. Also we wanted to know what is the best way to document property/non-liquid assets such as gold and property for our mother's tourist/visitor's TRV? Do we submit copies of the property papers? Mention jewellery's worth in the letter of intent?
How is this possible especially for the birth certificate?
Alternatively, your sister can include hospital records, school records, or a similar document which states your mom's name as her mother
Hi Bryanna,
How much funds to be shown by the sponsor for a visitor visa of his parents? Sponsor has purchased a new house in Canada and he is paying loan via EMI, will this create a negative impact on the visitor visa of parents? if yes then shall the sponsor show a different account where he has all the money?
Waiting for your positive reply
Regards
Ahmed
How much funds to be shown by the sponsor for a visitor visa of his parents? Sponsor has purchased a new house in Canada and he is paying loan via EMI, will this create a negative impact on the visitor visa of parents? if yes then shall the sponsor show a different account where he has all the money?
Waiting for your positive reply
Regards
Ahmed
A TRV is primarily dependent on the assets of the visitor. The parents should be providing proof of their assets. You can provide proof of your funds as well.