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Hi immigration experts, would appreciate your help with these questions: 1. I am the only son, my mom is 70+ and alone in her home country. Does it make any difference for parent sponsorship? Is something like humanitarian and compassionate reasons taken into account? 2. Since my mom is 70+...

The article says: "IRCC said those interested in sponsoring their parents and / or grandparents in the 2019 will have to complete an Interest to Sponsor form online at the beginning of the year." Why will we still need to complete the form in 2019? If it's back to first come, first served, then...

What does the "Interest to Sponsor" form include? What information do I have to provide? Are there any documents to attach? Can anyone show a screenshot? Just want to be prepared when the time comes.

What does the "Interest to Sponsor" form include? What information do I have to provide? Are there any documents to attach? Can anyone show a screenshot? Just want to be prepared when the time comes.

To sponsor a parent, one must provide Notices of Assessment (NOA) from CRA for 3 recent taxation years. I have earned in excess of LICO+30% for each of the 3 recent years but, for a number of reasons, I have not filed my returns. I'm filing them right now but I'm afraid I might not be able to...

My mom has held a 5-year visitor's visa (not a Supervisa). Per her visa requirements, she would enter Canada to stay with me for 6 months and then would leave Canada for 6 months. The most recent time she visited me, I extended her stay in Canada by another 1 1/2 years, for a total of 2 years...

Thank you. Is this stated somewhere on official CIC website?

If one is refused an extension of stay, how soon must they leave Canada? I know it's as soon as possible, but is there a more specific time frame? Thank you.

No one knows?

A person is on a Super Visa. She stays in Canada for 2 years, then leaves. How long does she have to stay outside of Canada before she can re-enter? Thank you!

Hi, I have a couple of questions: 1) I would appreciate it if you give me your thoughts on the prospects of my father's getting the multiple-entry TRV, based on the following documents submitted: - my Notice of Assessment = 28K gross; after writing off expenses = 11K - my letter from the bank =...

My father wants to apply for a multi-entry TRV, and I'm curious, if they decide they're not giving him a multi-entry, can they still give him a single-entry? Or is it all or nothing?

To invite my father to visit, I need to submit the recent Notice of Assessment as a proof of income. The problem is, they recalculated it, and I owe $500. In the consulate, do they care if I'm square with the CRA, or do they only want to see the officially indicated income? I will sure pay the...

Thank you Toby, you exactly mirrored my thinking, except that I thought about putting it in writing in case they won't call him for the interview. Indeed, I see the best way to do is the way you suggest.

Because the officers look at everyone as a potential immigrant anyway, so I thought why pretend that "no, my father is never going to move to Canada, even despite his only son lives there, how did you get this idea, officer?"

I would like my father to visit me for a couple of months. In my invitation letter: 1) Would it help to explain that despite my low earnings, I can still afford hosting my father since he will be staying in my apartment, will actually be saving my expenses on groceries by his home cooking, and...

I would like my father to come visit me in Canada on a TRV. In addition to my supporting documents, do I also have to submit my spouse's Notice of Assessment and her employer's letter, if I am the one inviting my father? We are separated (but not divorced), and our finances are separate -...

I would like to invite my father to visit me for a couple of months, and I have questions about the supporting documents: - an employment letter from the host's employer stating his/her position, how long he/she has been employed at this job and his/her salary I am self-employed, so what should...