November/December 2019 TRV from India

[harpu_1986]

Hi,

I am a working wife and wants to apply my parents visitor visa. My father is 64 years old and still working and mother is housewife. As we are showing employment letter and bank statement shows salary every month. They have in their savings account around 2.5 lacs and we have another joint account which includes myself my mother and father and which has 7 lacs. I just wanted to know are they consider funds from the joints account if i apply visitor visa for them??

Please help me to clarify the confusion.

Thanks

 

[Faysal@23]

Hi everyone,
Me and my mother applied for a visit visa to canada.today i got a decision that my visa got rejected,and i got a mail from VFS collect our passports I'm a student in india and basically I'm dependent on my parents, we were planning to visit my brother in canada so i have attached all the documents which relates me ie college noc, Bonafide, college id card. And i have also attached a property document which was on my name. want to reapply for a visa can help me what additional documents i could add with my new application.

 

[Canada-Ontario]

Hi guys, I am an bit confused about visa vs supervisa for my mother and don’t know which one would be better for her. I was hoping some of you could help me with my confusion please.

1) My mother doesn’t have an income or property under her name, and doesn’t have a good bank account either. But I have 75K salary, NOA and stable income for the past two years, decent saving account, employment letter, T4, pay stubs, etc. Having this in mind, I am going to sponsor her for visit application and my understanding is that only with “super visa” I can be the sponsor. For regular visitor visa, my financial situation does not count that much, and she has to show strong financial situation herself. In this true?

2) On the other hand, with super visa we have to say she intends to stay more than 6 months. But she really doesn’t want to stay more than 1-2 month. Would that be okay if she apply “super visa” (due to comment #1) and mention duration of stay to be a month? Or that she mention 6 months in the application, and then go back after 1-2 months?

3) She never traveled to any country and her ties to her home country would be my father, my two sisters, her parents and her other siblings.

Which one increases her chance of getting a visa supervise or TRV???
Thank you

 

[DSWalia]

I received PPR today

Congratulations!!
I
Was it from NDVO? And when did you apply?

 

[unnipbvr]

Congratulations!!
I
Was it from NDVO? And when did you apply?

Yes, NDVO..

December 26 submitted
Biometrics - Jan 2
Acknowledgment Emails from NDVO on Jan 10, Jan 20
PPR - Jan 22

 

[DSWalia]

Yes, NDVO..

December 26 submitted
Biometrics - Jan 2
Acknowledgment Emails from NDVO on Jan 10, Jan 20
PPR - Jan 22

Great, how about the medical, On your previous posts it said medical not needed.

 

[sandy99980]

Applied online visitor visa application for my parents September 30 biometric done oct 14 th 2019 after that no update visa application processing in chandigrah its been 4 month now

 

[harpu_1986]

Hi,

Kindly help me and clarify. I am a working wife and wants to apply my parents Canadian visitor visa. My father is 64 years old and still working and mother is housewife. As we are showing my father employment letter and his bank statement shows salary credited every month. They have in their savings account around 2.5 lacs and we have another joint account which includes myself my mother and father and which has 7 lacs. I just wanted to know that do visa officer consider funds from the joints account if i apply visitor visa for them??

Please help me to clarify the confusion.

Thanks

 

[unnipbvr]

Great, how about the medical, On your previous posts it said medical not needed.

Correct, I did not need medical. Stayed in Canada till very recently, now on vacation in India, I believe thats why

 

[DSWalia]

That’s new! Which visa did you apply for and was it for you?

 

[unnipbvr]

That’s new! Which visa did you apply for and was it for you?

Nothing new there..

If you plan to stay for more than 6 months
You need a medical exam if you meet any of these criteria:

• You lived in one or more of these countries or territories for at least 6 months in a row within the last year
• You’ll come to Canada to work in a job in which public health must be protected (see jobs for which you need a medical exam)
• You apply for a parent and grandparent super visa

If you need a medical exam, the visa office will tell you what to do next.

I didnt satisfy any of the above points and hence didnt need a medical

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams/requirements-temporary-residents.html#needs

 

[DSWalia]

Nothing new there..



I didnt satisfy any of the above points and hence didnt need a medical

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams/requirements-temporary-residents.html#needs

got it.. and here I get to know that we spent 6K INR just for nothing as my mom was in Canada and USA for more than a year in total..

anyways really appreciate your response, thanks!

 

[DSWalia]

Got rejection letter today, for insurance letter not being attached!
Could anyone confirm under which section do you upload the insurance proof? Does that mean one has to get the insurance even before having a confirmation of visa?

 

[nv0411]

Application submitted Jan 3rd
Biometrics request Jan 4th
Biometrics completed Jan 7th
Additional Docs Request Jan 14th
Additional Docs Submitted Jan 15th
Biometrics Correspondence Letter Jan 26th
PPR - Jan 26th (minutes after the correspondence letter)...

 

[nv0411]

Got rejection letter today, for insurance letter not being attached!
Could anyone confirm under which section do you upload the insurance proof? Does that mean one has to get the insurance even before having a confirmation of visa?

For supervisa, yes..
For normal visit visa - No...