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I found the thread https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/sponser-my-boyfriend-moving-homes.533849/#post-6588593

Just find the highlights of the wedding. Pic with you two and both side of the family? Pic with ALL the guess as a group pic? We submitted it before the 20 pics max but we didn't send 100s of pictures. We had 2 ceremonies too. And we only includes pictures with parents and one with everyone at...

You are far from meeting the requirement for any of the years. 5 persons 2014: $64,791 2015: $65,377 2016: $66,654 Your application will be processed (since you got the AOR already) and refused. You can try to withdraw and see if you can get back any of the application fee.

You need to meet income requirement to sponsor parents/grandparents. Does your husband alone make enough to qualify? If not, he will need your income and be the co-sponsor. So to try not qualify, I guess you can stop working. :P Or make more babies so the family size is too big to qualify...

Then you need income for family size of 3, including yourself.

She already said she didn't because she found out the refusal a year after. read before you post.

I hope you did save or copy down your confirmation number after you submit. And there is no confirmation email. None of us get any email so far.

It's been so long that I forgot. But you can see from this: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/parents-and-grandparents-sponsorship-2018.513951/page-18

This story sounds familiar... I thought we had replied to similar story before. But it's never been clarified how/why a roommate/landlord be involved in a spousal sponsorship.

Yes. You are not eligible to apply this year. But I think you will be in 2019. (unless your family size increase and you can't meet income benchmark) Your siblings aren't dependent once they reach 22. So 21 is the age for dependent that's not common-law or married.

If you want to submit interest to sponsor your parents for 2018, make sure that you have NOA from 2015, 2016 and 2017 that shows you have enough LICO for 6 people (if you want to sponsor for both sides of the parents) for those years. You can use combined income of yourself and your spouse as...

He will need his medical and police clearance regardless if you choose to apply outland or inland. I am not familiar with procedure of getting police clearance from Argentina. But he can sure get medical done in Canada. (either for inland or outland application)

What forms are you filling? The 2018 PGP forms haven't been released yet. The interest to apply forms do not have 2014 in it...

I think you guys missed this. Getting divorced is more complication that getting through medical for immigration. Estate planning, right for medical care...etc. I think we should leave sing_tao alone... He got more than enough to think here.

So it may be too late to "withdraw the application". But OP can still do something to stop the PR landing.

OP may not be looking into refund. He/she may be more concern on the 3 years obligation for the spouse after PR.

That's true. The safes way is to wait. I agree.

From the initial post, it wasn't clear that the parents want to be seperated. Since HK is visa exempt , the dad could travel to canada and stay for 6 months. Mom could still travel back to HK and keep her PR obligation. Now we know the story behind. Please leave this option out of the question...

This is a tricky one. Even if your entry is picked by the lottery, I don't think they can process the applicant so fast. It's likely that it's still some time before they will actually request the medical. And if her dad is sick, as long as his condition doesn't require excess medical (i.e...

OMG... You are NOT suggesting sing_tao to tell his/her parents to be seperated or even get a divorce just for immigration!! That's morally wrong.