One of my friend has asked for a Declaration Letter for his parents. He is applying for his parents on compassionate grounds. Is it okay to give a Declaration letter along with my details (Passport Copies). He has some old pictures of us with his parents and he plans to attach those as well. I have never given any such letters before so was wondering if its okay to give such a letter. As I will be trying for my parents in the future and don't want it to effect my case negatively. Thank you for your help.
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2021
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Hi guys, I have a quick question. I am a sponsor. My spouse became PR in 2019 and before that she never been in Canada. So she has only 2019 and 2020 tax returns. She does not have Canadian income or tax return for 2018. So can she still be eligible as a co-signer?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/biometrics.html
As per this link, I don't think they have to do it again. Again confused.
One of my friend has asked for a Declaration Letter for his parents. He is applying for his parents on compassionate grounds. Is it okay to give a Declaration letter along with my details (Passport Copies). He has some old pictures of us with his parents and he plans to attach those as well. I have never given any such letters before so was wondering if its okay to give such a letter. As I will be trying for my parents in the future and don't want it to effect my case negatively. Thank you for your help.
If you and the applicant are in different place, then:
Step 1 : You print, sign, scan and send to applicant in PDF.
Step 2: Applicant prints the PDF from step 1 (which has your sign), signs, scan and send you back.
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It is a form for dependants, which is 22 years or younger or if they have any disablity in which case above 22 years are considered. Since she is 28, she is not a dependent and you dont need to include her.
It is a form for dependants, which is 22 years or younger or if they have any disablity in which case above 22 years are considered. Since she is 28, she is not a dependent and you dont need to include her.
Thank you . Declaration stating that we know his parents very well, and they are more like family members and would want them to be here in Canada with us. More like proof of genuine relationship.
I have never heard of any documents like this or what is the use of this? I dont think knowing someone personally will make any case stronger. Maybe other members can pitch in.
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Quick question folks - My wife got invitation letter on 28th Sept. Do her parents need to do bio metrics and digital photo taken before submitting application? or at a later time when they send you to submit? bit confused.
Get your fingerprints and photo taken
If you’re between 14 and 79 years old, you need to give your fingerprints and photo (biometrics) for every application for permanent residence you submit, even if you gave your biometrics in the past and they’re still valid.
You need one photo for each person on your application.
Follow the instructions in the online application to scan and upload both sides of your photo.
Get your fingerprints and photo taken
If you’re between 14 and 79 years old, you need to give your fingerprints and photo (biometrics) for every application for permanent residence you submit, even if you gave your biometrics in the past and they’re still valid.
- You must pay the biometric fee when you submit your application. Otherwise, you may experience delays.
- Get this done as soon as you get the letter from us that tells you to give biometrics.
- You have 30 days to do this from the date on the letter.
You need one photo for each person on your application.
Follow the instructions in the online application to scan and upload both sides of your photo.
I think that friend of his/hers is not applying under normal PGP. So probably being creative to show that parents already live in Canada and have settled in for H&C.
Not sure about this kind of letter. Likely not a very strong piece of proof. Unless the parents live with DinoD or see DinoD everyday like his/her own parents.
From the document checklist, biometrics and medical request will come later. They are not required to do that yet. Payment for biometrics would be made in advance