You can't chose just 1 parent. You need to include both of them. Your father can be declared as not accompanying dependant of your mother (and not to come to Canada), but you'll be asked to provide proof that you meet income requirements for sponsoring both of them and he'll need to be medically examined. I'm sorry for bringing bad news.
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
- Thread starter Garry2008
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Guys, for my parents, I have to submit the affidavit since they don't have marriage certificate. Do I have to submit the original of affidavit or only copy is enough? Please advice..
Even if you are not sponsoring your dad. You still need to meet the income requirement which includes both your parents.
One more question.. when submitting the copies of passport, do I have to submit ALL the pages of the passport or only pages which are not blank?
IRCC does not need NOAs if you give them your consent to collect info directly from CRA. However if you want to send NOAs in addition to the consent, it won't hurt.
PGP form 5768 Q15, what you guys filled in Q15 Family size for each year? DO we need to include our parents in family size for each year ? Even though they were not financially dependent on us ? What you guys are filling there. ?
As per guide, income level LICO+30% need to be maintained for the entire duration of the file processing, if a person satisfy last 3 years gross income requirement but lose its income during the course of file progress. Then could we add Co-signer at the later stage ?
You are not eligible to sponsor your parents. If you mom and dad are not legally divorced and are still alive, you must count both of them in your application hence your total income must meet or exceed the required income.
If you are invited to sponsor your parents this year, I am disappointed to say that you just cost someone who is eligible, a chance to sponsor their parents because of your negligence.
You cannot add co-signer at later stage. So, to be on the safe side, have a co-signer at the beginning when you submit your application.
A separation is a middle-step of getting divorced, but it is certainly not a complete divorced. So, legally, you are still married thus, you must count your husband into the application.
Now, if and only if you want to press your luck, you can exclude your husband and write a letter to explain in details of what happen. Only the officer who is in charge of your application will tell if he/she finds your explanation satisfied or not. And you are risking of your app being rejected and no fees refunded
Thanks buddy! And then I've to fill up one set only? imm1344 for instance
I'm not sure about eimm5669e
And their other children should be excluded since there's no such thing as siblings sponsorship?