Have you tried calling IRCC? It should not be an issue but I am not sure. If you are going ahead with your application, I would recommend adding a Letter of Explanation. And keep trying IRCC to get more accurate information.
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You are doing the right thing. Do you know what should we put under Intended Occupation? My parents will be around 60 by the time they will get the PR (hoping for the best) and they are anyways thinking of retirement in their home country. Will writing retirement negatively impact the application?
Hello all,
Need help!
Q1: I'm a bit confused about IMM5768:
- What is the family size that needs to be written in Sec 14 and 17; Does that need to include the parents being sponsored
- Does it matter if your co-signer is unemployed (I already meet the MNI myself but just in case)
- Employment income, from T4 correct? Are you guys entering 2020 from paychecks or leaving it blank?
- I have split employment history in years, it also asks for Income till present, is that application sign date?
Q2: Does CV needs to include education and professional experience or even times unemployed, etc. They are already mentioned in IMM5669
Need help!
Q1: I'm a bit confused about IMM5768:
- What is the family size that needs to be written in Sec 14 and 17; Does that need to include the parents being sponsored
- Does it matter if your co-signer is unemployed (I already meet the MNI myself but just in case)
- Employment income, from T4 correct? Are you guys entering 2020 from paychecks or leaving it blank?
- I have split employment history in years, it also asks for Income till present, is that application sign date?
Q2: Does CV needs to include education and professional experience or even times unemployed, etc. They are already mentioned in IMM5669
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Putting retired in the occupation is OK: No impact on application.
Hello,
Can someone help me with a few questions..
My parents dont have a marriage certificate, so what should I submit in this case? How do we explain this to cic?
My parents are currently here in Canada on Visitor Visa, so should I mention in the Generic Application Form that Current Country of Residence is Canada or still say India?
Apart from Passport what else can we enter National Identity Document?
Can someone help me with a few questions..
My parents dont have a marriage certificate, so what should I submit in this case? How do we explain this to cic?
My parents are currently here in Canada on Visitor Visa, so should I mention in the Generic Application Form that Current Country of Residence is Canada or still say India?
Apart from Passport what else can we enter National Identity Document?
You have to include your parents being sponsored and dependents if any in counting family size.
Entering employment income as per T4 of each year for each employer will be better. CRA MyAccount has all T4s for last six years.
For 2020, last paycheque amount can be entered.
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Are you sure CIC is requiring marriage certificate of your parents? Previously it used to be only of sponsors.
You can get an Affidavit which will work instead of marriage certificate.
I'm in a similar situation, my parents are here with me on a visitor visa so should I put residential address of India or my canadian address.
You can provide a letter of explanation stating that they don't have a marriage certificate and they can't get it since they are in Canada. But it can be verified from their passport and your birth certificate. Just hoping that they have their name on each others passport under Spouse. Also, provide few photographs from their marriage. You can try submitting it later once they go back to their home country and get a marriage certificate.
Same here, my parents are in Canada on visitor visa too.
for residential address (form 5669) I have still used their indian address.
However for current country of residency (Form 0008) -writing “Canada” as there is a drop down for “Visitor” for status too.
I am not sure if this is correct though, but just a logic as Visitor is available in drop down.
Hi All,
Can you please advise how detailed CV for parents needs to be ? Reason I am asking is my parents dont recall exact month/year of their jobs (in 70’s and 80’s)
I am just looking to provide information to the best of their knowledge, since they were of Age of 18 (as they were mostly retired during last 10 years).
Can you please advise how detailed CV for parents needs to be ? Reason I am asking is my parents dont recall exact month/year of their jobs (in 70’s and 80’s)
I am just looking to provide information to the best of their knowledge, since they were of Age of 18 (as they were mostly retired during last 10 years).