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For a son or daughter to qualify as an immediate family member, they have to be dependent, meaning below 22 yrs of age, and since the son is over 22, he is considered non dependent, meaning an adult child and thus considered as an extended family member and not immediate.

Well, at the time this happened, siblings were not included in immediate family members. They just introduced new regulations on October 8th for extended family members in which siblings are included. So i applied right away on the 8th of October itself. No response as of yet. It was Air canada...

I applied same day as well. However, the next day, they updated the form imm 0006. Which form did you apply with? And do you think i should apply again with the new form?

Hi everyone, Just wondering if anyone has applied for their extended family members as per new rules on Oct 8? form IMM 0006? if yes, have you received authorization yet? How long did it take? And if you were refused, what were the reasons? Thanks

father will be considered as immideate family member and thus will NOT require any type of authorization letter. Make sure he has documents to prove relation with his son. Birth certificate, son's passport copy etc. Thanks

Hi Haseeb, I filled out the form and emailed them that they introduced on the 8th of october itself. It seems there is an updated form on the 9th. What happens now? Do I need to resend everything with the new form? Or just wait and see what happens because its not my fault as they updated after...

Hi, Yes, they will definitely need to fill out IMM 0006 and submit and wait for Authorization letter from IRCC. Same situation with me. Unfortunately, I learnt the hard way. I booked the tickets for my in-laws and my wife's 11 yr old sister. At the airport, they said my in-laws could go but...