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Thanks, read the link too, but it's very sad :(, can you please clarify this? So does it mean that this year ONLY those applicants who had once applied for sponsoring their parents/grandparents last year will be sent the invitation to re-apply for sponsorship, and those applicants like me who...

Hi, I have a couple new questions and would appreciate if you can clarify: 1) For seeing if I have earned the the minimum income required on my 2020 NOA for PGP program, do I need to see the amount that I have earned on the line 15000 (total income) or any other line (e.g. Total payable, or...

Hi, I have a couple new questions and would appreciate if you can clarify: 1) For seeing if I have earned the the minimum income required on my 2020 NOA for PGP program, do I need to see the amount that I have earned on the line 15000 (total income) or any other line (e.g. Total payable, or...

Hi, I have a couple new questions and would appreciate if you can clarify: 1) For seeing if I have earned the the minimum income required on my 2020 NOA for PGP program, do I need to see the amount that I have earned on the line 15000 (total income) or any other line (e.g. Total payable, or...

Thank you! My friend's common law partner also asks for how long minimum she needs to stay as co-sponsor? in case, if she would have a difficult situation, can she under any circumstances if my friend's parents get accepted for the immigration remove herself from being their co-sponsor if my...

You are stressing too much and unnecessarily, because, first of all, we were common law only for about a year, and am not even yet hundred percent sure if we were counted as common law then or not, we have planned to meet a lawyer to ask about that before applying, and also since my partner was...

I was not like that, and also, this question has been resolved already. I think there are many other questions on the forums waiting for help, that you can reply to those instead. thanks.

Ok, thanks for your response. I was talking with a friend of mine, as she is also planning to apply for PGP for her grandparents. This question is on behalf of her: She has a same-gender common-law partner, and she wants to know if same-gender common-law partner would also be counted as...

Thanks for your response. I was talking with a friend of mine, as she is also planning to apply for PGP for her grandparents. This question is on behalf of her: She has a same-gender common-law partner, and she wants to know if same-gender common-law partner would also be counted as common-law...

ok, thanks, so having a joint CRA account or re-filing and co-filing taxes is not required then? I am not sure, even if there is a difference on tax forms, and even if so, if that is mandatory, can you please confirm these? and also his parents are abroad too but his parents do not want to come...

ok, thanks, so having a joint CRA account or re-filing and co-filing taxes is not required then? I am not sure, even if there is a difference on tax forms, and even if so, if that is mandatory, can you please confirm these? and also his parents are abroad too but his parents do not want to come...

Thanks for your response and confirmation. So you are sure that the combined sum of his NOAs of past three years and those of mine would also suffice? I could not find this exact info anywhere on CIC, if you know would be great if you can send me its link, thanks!

Also my other questions are that should he have the minimum (or above) income for the past three years alone by himself, or the sum of his income plus my income (NOAs) together in the for each other past three years would also be acceptable if it would be more than the required minimum...

So my other questions are that should he have the minimum (or above) income for the past three years alone by himself, or the sum of his income plus my income (NOAs) together in the for each other past three years would also be acceptable if it would be more than the required minimum mentioned...

Yes, we have lived together for 1 year at least, and few days per month I meant not per week sorry :)

Are you sure, refiling our taxes as common law is for sure required? where is this mentioned, and would taxes for 2020 only suffice, or does it have to be for all past three years? and should we in that case, have one joint CRA account as well for sure?

No, but that is not required as far as I know. Are you sure, refiling our taxes as common law is for sure required? where is this mentioned, and would taxes for 2020 only suffice, or does it have to be for all past three years? and should we in that case, have one joint CRA account as well for sure?

We have a joint bank account and joint membership cards, and he is joint on one of my utilities account that allowed joint account too, but we have filed our taxes separately last years. Also where we live is a sublet place and we have always paid the rent month to month to the tenant who is in...

He lives here and spends most of the time with me and here is his primary residence, and has lived with me last year as well (I read the meaning of common law partner on the internet and it explains that even if my partner has lived for 1 full year with me he can be counted as my common-law...