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Sorry to hear your case is taking so long. Have you ordered your gcms notes to see if anything is mentioned in those.

From Jan 1st 2014 onwards it is LICO plus 30% which is the MNI. LICO as you mention correctly is provided by Statistics Canada.

Hope you get your visa before end of this year.

Not everyone is asked for fingerprints. My parent never received this request. Their case was processed at Ottawa.

If your parents are in Canada when the passports are requested then you will have the option of sending them to Ottawa for visa issue. They will not have to travel to India.

Your figures are correct but if you are single and planning to sponsor your parents you need to meet the income requirement for 3 persons which for 2014 is $47051 as mentioned in your post. You need to include yourself and any members of your immediate family. So if you got married and then had...

While it is not stated anywhere once Ecas shows results received it can be assumed 99% all is good. If you order the gcms notes now then you will see passed against medicals and that is the only true confirmation that medicals are passed.

Yes both your wife and baby count toward the family size and income required to sponsor.

GCMS notes are global case management system notes and can be ordered from link below http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/requests-atip.asp

If you have a wife and child and wish to sponsor your parents, then your income will need to be for a family size of 5. Both your wife and child will be included when calculating your family size. If your wife was working and had Canadian income then she could be a co-signer for your parents...

Passport is requested from everyone who does not have a passport from a visa exempt country. If your parents have multiple entry visas then they will be required to submit passports and will get an immigrant visa issued in their passport along with the COPR document.

Yes you should correct this mistake as it could result in major problems. Type A dependent at time of application must not get married until the processing is complete. There are no requirements of full time education. Type A dependent can also work. Type B dependent has many more restrictions...

Your status as a dependent child is locked on the date of your application submission. If someone is "dependent type A" in 2011 they will remain same category of dependent until final processing of the application. Even if that processing takes years you will still be considered the same type of...

Congrats. You have been waiting for a long time. So glad you are finally making progress.

No idea about the documents required but regarding the medical insurance, you should be able to get refund of any period not used once your parents get PR status. When they become PR's they will need to leave Canada and return to complete landing formalities so you can inform your insurance of...

They may just want to check your salary going into your bank account on a regular basis. However you do not need to have any minimum funds in your bank to meet the financial requirement.

You are correct in that by this time of the year the annual quota of 20000 visas is beginning to be close to being met. This does not mean however that if you get medicals done in the next couple of month you won't get visa this year but just that as you get closer to the end of the year more...

SA met for 1 means sponsorship approval met for 1 but that can't be correct because they have your family size as 6 so it should say SA met for 6. It may be a mistake on their end but it could explain why your notes say referred for secondary review.

Request under the Privacy Act are free but request under Access to Information Act cost $5.00 Also note that reason people make request under the Access to Information is because it states : Note: Personal information which belongs to an individual who is not a Canadian citizen, a permanent...

Absolutely correct Rossei. Visa exempt person does not get issued a visa in their passport, they only receive the COPR which they need to provide at the time of landing as a permanent resident.