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Quebec Investor Program

You can't apply for your brother, the program is called parents and grandparents sponsorship, not parents, grandparents and siblings sponsorship. If he is dependent of your parents, he is included in the family size.

Yeah at least call 2 or 3 agents, if the same answer then that's true, some posters here doesn't believe in whatever the call center agents say cause they believe agents are always wrong and the poster is right.

You can't apply for your brother???

Thanks for pointing that out In Application to sponsor, sponsorship agreement and undertaking The first question: If you are found ineligible... choose withdraw, all processing fee less $75 will be refunded or proceed, processing fees will be retained

family of 2, husband and wife, (just lacking a comma, no big deal) yes your family size would be 6 because of previous undertaking

:D They will collect the money when they started processing the app, they don't know yet if it's approved or rejected pending all their eligibility and background checks. Just like TRV app $100 is collected, but this one has a very fast turnaround specially on online applications, there are some...

Not sure, when you get AOR, imo, then they started processing it and collected the fee, then check eligibility, etc. Not sure if same as cit app, when it's incomplete, they will return the app and they will not collect the app fee.

It's not refundable when they start processing it. 2 outcomes on the app - approved or rejected

Not really, coz they spend time to check the completeness and eligibility of the application, then reject afterwards. Some people that got selected, when they prepare the app, they will realize they are not eligible and they will not proceed with the submission, yes it's a waste of spot, but...

Yup, then it's a waste of money and time for the applicant.

They will process it because the applicant paid $550. ;)

IRCC will find out because of the family information form.

Ah okay, yes included, bec. he is a dependent of your in-laws.

Depends on the applicant, for example, 1. if the initial entry is for 2 years, IMO, they can not extend this, they have to go back to their home country, if the SV is still valid, they can come back to Canada, if SV is expired, apply SV again. 2. if the initial entry is for 1 year or 6 months...

It is not always 10 years, it depends on the expiry of the passport, it is not renewable, you can apply for extension.

SV is one kind of TRV, of course there is expiry, it will not go beyond the expiry of the passport, the parent can not renew SV, if they are in Canada, they can apply for EXTENSION of stay, if denied, then go back to your home country and apply SV again!

Yes, you can still join in the lottery, same as if the parent is in PGP in-process, can still apply for SV.

$100K is the minimum for the SV requirement, of course you can buy more if you want.

The coverage is $100k, imo, if there's emergency, you pay first, then claim reimbursement from the insurer.