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Yes, I have all related to my employer who refused to accomodate me. I just wanted to know what specific documents need EI to prove that we may be getting married.

Check reason 15: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/ei/ei-list/reports/digest/chapter-6/checklist.html#amoral_marriage

I live in Calgary and my girlfriend in Toronto. After long distance dating for a year, we have decided to live together in Toronto. According to my research the only way I can receive Employment Insurance benefits is if we plan to get married. Do you know how is the process? Do we need to...

Income is income as you declare in your income declaration every year to Canada Revenue Agency.

Yeah, sounds logic to do it almost after all people have submitted their income declaration.

Yeah but here the issue goes directly to the original question. Of course I can include both names (nothing to loose) but as the form just asks for parents name for sponsor it could means that I can't sponsor my mother's husband. The point 3 is about the people I want to sponsor plus any...

At the Sponsor Web Form, 3. Tell us the number of persons you want to sponsor and their family members. (required) Count the number of parents and grandparents you want to sponsor AND their dependants (spouse or partner and dependent children). You must also include the dependants who will not...

Thanks!

I'm in Quebec so according to the calculator I'd need $48,671 only for 2017.

I don't have. I just want to sponsor my mother and her husband :-)

Ok, so I can sponsor both and so then I need to have the minimum financial requirements for 2 people.

Hello: I want to sponsor my mother AND her husband (not my father). Is it possible or just my mother and then she has to sponsor him?

Yeah but my question if if I can sponsor him also with my mother. I'm not talking about mentioning him.

At the website, it states that you can only sponsor your own parents, not your in-laws but I don't find any information about my mother's husband. It's not logic to sponsor her and not to him as she is not going to come to Canada alone as they are married. Thanks for any help.

I think the IELTS examiner got laid off ....