If applicable is for "dependent". They are asking for it and you should send it.
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
- Thread starter Garry2008
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You should send it. If applicable is not for the cv, it was for the dependent (means if you have a dependent, send a cv for them also)
@robertp @YULIA-2016
Please update:
Received PCC + Travel Supplementary Form + CV request. Thanks!!
Also could you guys confirm that "Country Specific Requirement" is not applicable to me, because I am single and my mother is divorced and there is no other dependents?? Thanks!
Please update:
Received PCC + Travel Supplementary Form + CV request. Thanks!!
Also could you guys confirm that "Country Specific Requirement" is not applicable to me, because I am single and my mother is divorced and there is no other dependents?? Thanks!
what is your CSQ timeline
MIFI received Date?
AoR issue date ?
AoR receive date ?
Please suggest!!
1) Where should we get Travel Info form, IMM5562 on CIC website?
2) for people living in Punjab, India, Can we get PCC from SSP office or only from local Passport Office? Earlier, we can get pcc from SSP office, but now IRCC website only mention Passport office?
Thanks,
1) Where should we get Travel Info form, IMM5562 on CIC website?
2) for people living in Punjab, India, Can we get PCC from SSP office or only from local Passport Office? Earlier, we can get pcc from SSP office, but now IRCC website only mention Passport office?
Thanks,
Thank you. But it says send it for principal applicant and dependant spouse, if applicable. My understanding is that it is for the mom and dad not just dependents. Thoughts??
Just Checked their website and it says Original passport and photocopies, Can't understand why original pass port though?
As lot of people got confused with the CPC M letter, here are the main points of it:
Please note that the following documentation is required for your sponsored family members. If not already included in your application, please submit as soon as possible:
1. Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) - If you not paid already, pay it.
2. Passport: Your relative must submit a copy of their passport. If your relative’s passport has expired or will expire within the next 12 months, please have them apply for and submit a copy of their new passport with a validity of 12 months or more. Please ensure to include all pages of the passport.
3. Biometrics : Saying you will get a BIO letter and have to do it at that time.
4. Police Certificate: Saying there will be no separate PCC request. PA and dependent should have the PCC and send it asap. PCC from Canada is not required.
5. Supplementary Information – Travel history (IMM5562): The principal applicant and all family members included in the application who are 18 years of age or older must complete this form.
6. Country Specific Doc: Only applicable if you already didn't provide them to IRCC with the application. These are additional doc requested by IRCC and applicable based on the country. Select "spouse" in the link, whatever is listed under country specific requirement section, you have to provide those docs for applicants/dependents.
Example: For India you have to provide the Birth Certificate (or if the birth certificate is not available Voter ID card and School certificates) for PA and dependents.
7. CV/Resume: Provide a CV for the principal applicant and dependant spouse detailing education and employment information from the age of 18. The CV format can be kept very simple such as:
Name, Last Name
Current address
Phone number
Date of birth
Info about education (names of the schools, dates)
Employment (dates, names of the companies, positions and list of duties)
Personal info (family staus, children, hobbies and interests)
Send the documents by email to: with a subject line - PGP-APR
IRCC.CPCMParentsandGrandparents-Parentsetgrands-parentsCTDM.IRCC@cic.gc.ca
Please note that the following documentation is required for your sponsored family members. If not already included in your application, please submit as soon as possible:
1. Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) - If you not paid already, pay it.
2. Passport: Your relative must submit a copy of their passport. If your relative’s passport has expired or will expire within the next 12 months, please have them apply for and submit a copy of their new passport with a validity of 12 months or more. Please ensure to include all pages of the passport.
3. Biometrics : Saying you will get a BIO letter and have to do it at that time.
4. Police Certificate: Saying there will be no separate PCC request. PA and dependent should have the PCC and send it asap. PCC from Canada is not required.
5. Supplementary Information – Travel history (IMM5562): The principal applicant and all family members included in the application who are 18 years of age or older must complete this form.
6. Country Specific Doc: Only applicable if you already didn't provide them to IRCC with the application. These are additional doc requested by IRCC and applicable based on the country. Select "spouse" in the link, whatever is listed under country specific requirement section, you have to provide those docs for applicants/dependents.
Example: For India you have to provide the Birth Certificate (or if the birth certificate is not available Voter ID card and School certificates) for PA and dependents.
7. CV/Resume: Provide a CV for the principal applicant and dependant spouse detailing education and employment information from the age of 18. The CV format can be kept very simple such as:
Name, Last Name
Current address
Phone number
Date of birth
Info about education (names of the schools, dates)
Employment (dates, names of the companies, positions and list of duties)
Personal info (family staus, children, hobbies and interests)
Send the documents by email to: with a subject line - PGP-APR
IRCC.CPCMParentsandGrandparents-Parentsetgrands-parentsCTDM.IRCC@cic.gc.ca
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Hey Guys
I just noticed something about these letters and the item that says :
Country Specific Requirements: Please refer to the country specific requirements listed for spouses, as these documents are applicable to parents and grandparents.
Country specific requirements can be found on our website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp
I think we have to go to this webpage and select sponsoring spouse eventhough we are not sponsoring our spouses. Once you do that, you will get a list of requirements and at the very end there is a list of “country specific requirements”
The letter says that these “country specific requirements “ for PGP program is the same as “spouse sponsorship” program.
When I check my country, it shows that birth certificate of applicant is also required which was not included in the email that we received today.
Any thoughts?
I just noticed something about these letters and the item that says :
Country Specific Requirements: Please refer to the country specific requirements listed for spouses, as these documents are applicable to parents and grandparents.
Country specific requirements can be found on our website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp
I think we have to go to this webpage and select sponsoring spouse eventhough we are not sponsoring our spouses. Once you do that, you will get a list of requirements and at the very end there is a list of “country specific requirements”
The letter says that these “country specific requirements “ for PGP program is the same as “spouse sponsorship” program.
When I check my country, it shows that birth certificate of applicant is also required which was not included in the email that we received today.
Any thoughts?