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This section of the forum is for family class sponsorship which is meant for PR (already landed) or citizen to sponsor their family. You will get more help in PNP or other immigration path forum instead of this one. Adding him to your PNP application is very different from apply for...

Well as a study permit holder, you are supposed to update the DLI for any changes. Try updating that to NONE and see if the permit is still valid. Are you still "enrolled" when you took the year off...

So you submitted your 2017 applicant after the Dec 8, 2017 deadline and you still get AOR on Jan 15? If that's the case, most applicants on the 2nd round haven't get more communication except additional document requests (incorrect form/missing form..etc) You can asked to be added to the 2017...

Then I have no idea. My guess was wrong! This discussion is for 2017 PGP applicants and this was what lead to my wild guess.

There were 2 rounds of draws in 2017. People who got their spots on the 2nd round was notified early Oct. So they have 90 days to submit their completed applications. Thus some can submit 2017 PGP application in early Jan 2018.

Boblizz sent his/her application for 2017 PGP!

What is your family size including your parents you plan to sponsor? If it's just you and your spouse to sponsor your parents -> 4, you may be OK. If your family size is 5, then you are not qualify yet. To apply for 2018, you need to meet minimal income for 2015, 2016 and 2017. Did you applied...

This is the link to the income requirement 2014 - 2016. For applying in 2018, you will need the amount for 2015, 2016, and 2017 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5772-application-sponsor-parents-grandparents.html#income...

Try posting your question at visitor section: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/visitors.8/

Then you cannot apply for your parents for PR (if you, yourself aren't a PR) You can try asking this question in the visitor section of this forum if you want to find out visitor visa for your parents. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/visitors.8/...

Are you talking about parents and grandparents PR sponsorship? The dates seem a bit too quick for this kind of application. Dec 2017 and approval on Jan 2018??!!

Are you a PR of Canada? Do you have sufficient Canadian income for your family size in the past 3 years (or 1 year in Quebec) to sponsor them? Family size = you + spouse + dependent children (doesn't matter if they are in canada or not) + your parents (and if they have any additional...

You becoming a citizen do not have anything to do with applying for your husband AGAIN. He was not listed under your family and is excluded life time from getting sponsored by you. He will need to apply on HIS OWN with his own qualification, education and work experience...etc.

I think the only concern will be getting Police records for countries that you have lived/stayed for over 6 months. "You must obtain a police certificate from each country or territory where you have lived for six consecutive months or longer since reaching the age of 18." I hope you keep track...

You may get better response in this main discussion. I think someone in that discussion has access to the spreadsheet for updates. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/parents-and-grandparents-sponsorship-2017.479048/page-227

sponsored person is the applicant. He/she is the one who is applying for PR.

Yeah. There are 2 parts of it. You are required to update CIC if your family size changes during the process time. CIC could request updated income proof during the process. (some at the end before approval) And this is case by case. Not everyone will get this request.

We are all trying to understand what does a "friend" play in this situation. Did you and your bf lived together for 1 full year continuous BEFORE you submit your applicant? Is this friend your representative? Is she your landlord? (If you live at her place, it's normal that she asked for rent.)...

I think that you should file tax since you are a deemed tax resident. For details if the grant is taxable income or not, it's better to seek advice of an accountant whose familiar with Cnd tax with American income.

Since your applicant is under process, you only need to meet income for 6 after the baby is born, i.e. 2018 and onward. Income for 5 is good for previous years since your family size was 5 when your applicant was filed/received.