They've been granted regular visitor visas in that case. Not super visas.no it is V-1 visitor and multiple but why? they didnt gave super visa?
what is the difference?
I did select super visa. I am the one who filled up the forms for my parents.They've been granted regular visitor visas in that case. Not super visas.
Some possible reasons why this happened:
1. They did not select the 'Super visa' option in the TRV application form, OR
2. Your brother does not meet LICO to host your parents on super visas, but your parents have demonstrated strong ties to be approved for TRVs, OR
3. They stated a very short duration for their visit (Read: <6 months) which does not require super visas
Yes they are operating.Does that mean the embassy in Riyadh is still functioning and visa processing is still ongoing in Saudi ? Curious because will be applying for SOWP by october beginning.
This probably explains why they were issued TRVs.Yes I stated one month in the invitation letter.
It's fantastic they were issued TRVs until their passport expiry.@Bryanna in such a case. What can we do to covert to super visa? If they want to stay for longer periods like after retirement?
Yes @Bryanna most recent copy of NOAThis probably explains why they were issued TRVs.
Did they submit other mandatory documents for super visas such as the medical insurance, evidence that your brother meets LICO, etc?
As many documents as possible:Evidence of LICO should be proved by NOA rite? Or paystubs?
Okay thank you very much for your advise.. I will have a look on se7en post.It's fantastic they were issued TRVs until their passport expiry.
I recommend your parents must visit on their current TRVs (for a couple of visits). Don't apply for their super visas yet.
They can apply for super visas from KSA/their home country whenever they intend to stay for up to 2 years i.e. around the time they will retire. Yes, it is possible to apply for super visas (but only from outside Canada) when TRVs are still valid.
Do search for a thread by member 'se7en' whose mom went through the same process
We didn't submit employment letter for my brother but as our dad is working so we did submit his employment letter.As many documents as possible:
Employment letter + NOA + paystubs + bank statement + financial investments + etc etc + the invitation letter must state the number of members in the household
Well our intention was to apply for supervisa after that long wait after my brother got NOA. since TRV was rejected last time but we didn't know that supervisa would not be issued. i read some post from someone that even Supervisa gets rejected so that is why I put less than 6 months as you need to show strong ties b/w your country.You would have had to submit bank statements, assets from your brother not only your father for asupervisa. A supervisa is more dependent on the family member in Canada.
I strongly recommend you do not apply for their super visas at this point in time.
