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Which option should he choose?

Yes. My parents are applying for a visitor visa, and I am actually their host in Canada. However, my father is the one filling out the form. This question should be answered from their point of view.

Hi everybody Im applying for visitor visa and my daughter is Pr .For this question how should i answer, How r u related to your family member?should i choose parents,or she is my child ,I have to choose child /grand child thank you

Okay, we pay ourselves a salary from our business, so it counts as personal income.

My spouse and I are both partners in a corporation, and our business is focused on imports. Our income has increased this year, so we were planning to file this year in a way that meets the LICO requirement for a household of 4. I have one more question: My parents just want to stay 2,3 months ...

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Actually, I intend to increase both of our incomes by $30,000 combined so that we can meet the LICO requirements for a family of four. This means each of us would have an income increase of approximately $15,000 after expenses. This adjustment will help us qualify the LICO table for four people...

I am declaring this increase in income for two people (my spouse and me)

I definitely want to declare a higher income. That’s why I asked about this. Now that it’s 2025, we need to file taxes for the 2024 tax year. I can ask my accountant to prepare my T1 form and declare my income after expenses as $60,000, which would meet the LICO requirements. However, I can’t...

One of my friends could get a visa for his parents just with T4, without noa

One more question,now its 2025, I need to show income for 2024. Can I only provide T1 form to demonstrate my income without showing the NOA. The T1 form shows that my gross income, after deducting expenses, is $60,000 ?

Line 15000 in noa is 27,000.is it gross ?

70,000 is before expenses

Thank you for your answer

Hello everyone I want to apply for a super visa for my parents, and I am self-employed. My gross income, along with my spouse’s, is $70,000, which meets the LICO requirement. However, our total income on the Notice of Assessment (NOA) shows $30,000. My question is, which of these income figures...