Who can be my care taker in Canada and highschool grades ?

[JustJuba_]

Okay 2 questions,

First of all do I need to upload all my highschool grades or is my highschool graduation diploma enough ?
And the second question, it's kinda tricky/unique
So I'm going to quebec right, and I already received my CAQ (basically permission from the quebec government to go further and apply for a study permit)
And in that CAQ I put the person that'll take care of me as one of my friends and she has signed the "declaration to take care of an underage student" (i'm 17).
And my parents signed the document to give her the permission to take care of me until i'm basically not 18 anymore (I included both of these in the CAQ)
Basically what I want to know is if I should just in case include that document (and her canadian citizenship card) in the Proof of Means of Financial Support with all the other documents of the people that will give me the money needed.

Thank you guys !

 

[Naturgrl]

IF this is for the study permit, they need to fill out the Guardianship Declaration and then you show the funds. They don’t show funds as you are the one who has to show you can afford your studies.

 

[JustJuba_]

IF this is for the study permit, they need to fill out the Guardianship Declaration and then you show the funds. They don’t show funds as you are the one who has to show you can afford your studies.

Yes that is for Study permit, and the people who will give me the money (my aunts) are gonna fill and complete something else that's similar "statement of financial support " and the lady I'm talking about (she lives in Canada) was the one who signed the guardianship declaration the terms of it are basically "I assure to guard, and surveil the education of the minor child in conditions that are in his interests and respect for his rights" (until i'm 18)
I feel like I should include this document with my study permit application honestly.

 

[Naturgrl]

Yes that is for Study permit, and the people who will give me the money (my aunts) are gonna fill and complete something else that's similar "statement of financial support " and the lady I'm talking about (she lives in Canada) was the one who signed the guardianship declaration the terms of it are basically "I assure to guard, and surveil the education of the minor child in conditions that are in his interests and respect for his rights" (until i'm 18)
I feel like I should include this document with my study permit application honestly.

Right the custodianship form needs to notarized too.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...nada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

 

[JustJuba_]

Right the custodianship form needs to notarized too.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...nada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

Okay so it says "under 17" on there and I'm 17 (18 on october) It's pretty confusing honeslty because sometimes they say 18 and some other times 17... ;-;

 

[Naturgrl]

Okay so it says "under 17" on there and I'm 17 (18 on october) It's pretty confusing honeslty because sometimes they say 18 and some other times 17... ;-;

You are going to Quebec so 18 (In the link). I assume you are entering university So ask the university about requirements for minors.

 

[JustJuba_]

You are going to Quebec so 18 (In the link). I assume you are entering university So ask the university about requirements for minors.

Hm yeah but, I'm still not sure ? The formulaire didn't ask me to upload any custody documents so yeah, I'll try and ask my uni thanks for the advice