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Understand; but if no Exceptions involve, no need to spend money on taxation advice if you were not living in Canada before you sign your CoPR at a point of entry. Generally speaking; the taxation year is Jan 1- Dec 31. In your scenario, there are 2 main factors: - The date you sign your CoPR...

You could do that if you were living outside of Canada. Since your current address is in Quebec, they will process your file under Quebec rules. When you move, you will have to make a change of address. Otherwise, you have to move to Ontario first and apply afterwards. If you already have an...

It depends of the date you sign your CoPR... Before dec 31, 2021 , YES.... On Jan 1, 2022, NO since you were not Canadian resident at the last taxation year.

I want you to keep in mind that you became a canadian resident for tax purpose '' The day you sign your confirmation of permanent resident (CoPR) at a point of entry''. So, as long as you sign your CoPR , you are canadian tax resident.

He became a canadian resident for TAX purpose at the day he signed the confirmation of PR at the point of entry in Canada, even he soft landed or NOT. The 183 days Rule is not applied. If he signed CoPR after Dec 31 last year which mean on Jan 1, he was not a canadian resident for tax purpose...

It's not mandatory for NON residents to file tax; but some do.

No need to say that you have to be a Canadian resident for tax purposes since , by law, it's not required for a non-resident to fill tax.

Foreign incomes could count if they were included in CRA tax declaration and appear in the line 15000 of the NOA. By example, people who work in the US declare incomes earned to CRA. Without the CRA declaration first, no foreign income won't be accepted.

Do you know why they ask you 3 NOAs since 1 year is always required and ONLY PGP is 3 years?

Please, follow those threads. 1- https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/csq-and-sponsorship-of-adult-sibling-lonely-canadian-case.712825/page-4#post-1004...

You should write correctly since you are on a forum; and not in texto style.

The tracker is for spousal sponsorship.

An update is always made via webform (IRCC receive it directly) and must be a scan color document; unless specified otherwise. Being accused of misrepresentation OR playing the good faith, which one is better? Generally speaking, IRCC accepts those rectifications before a PFL is sent since they...

Just send a new form with the correct information with a letter or Note explaining that change.

Wow, your file is moving smoothly.

Before you explain all the story, the main point is: what's the reason they state in the denial letter? Also, note that Pre-arrival letter is an information letter; but not a final decision.

Thank you; Are you sponsoring adult nephew? What is your timeline?

Hi folks; For those who applied under other relative category in the Rest Of Canada (ROC), not Quebec, how many fiscal years did you provide? I am confused about 1 or 3 taxation years to provide? Thank you.

Hi folks; For those who applied under other relative category in the Rest Of Canada (ROC), not Quebec, how many fiscal years did you provide? I am confused about 1 or 3 taxation years to provide? Thank you.

Thank you ; but in the memo it says that :all income for the 12 months preceding the application. You need 12 months incomes or the last taxation year. Income requirements for sponsoring “other relatives” Acceptable evidence of income is a copy of an NOA or Option C printout from the CRA for the...