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I suppose that's a perspective I never considered up until now. In all honesty, I didn’t even apply for a super visa for my parents because they don't wish to stay here for more than a month. I will keep your point in mind for my next attempt, thank you very much for that.

I understand. My only concern is that they spend only 1-2 months a year in the home country, so I wonder if it will look odd for them to apply from there instead of the country they reside in. And as for my brother and his wife, they are settled in UAE with hardly any ties to home country. Some...

My parents only spend a few months each year in their home country. They do own a home there, but I didn't provide proof of this since they applied from the UAE. In hindsight, that may have been one of my mistakes. Most of my dad's savings are invested in the stock market, and he also earns a...

I agree; it's definitely the most concerning part for me as well. I'm hoping the GCMS notes will shed more light on the situation. In hindsight, filing the applications separately would have made more sense. My wedding was planned fairly recently, and to avoid the long wait until after winter...

Unfortunately, its hard to change thee situation with home country ties since they are settled in a country that doesn’t offer permanent residence status. The documents part is the most concerning to me. If at least they mentioned which document, I could have provided multiple supporting...

Thank you @scylla I will be doing it today. I hope the officer has left some useful notes to understand their concerns and reason for rejection.

Thank you for the response @steaky . This is how I'm handling the situation now since there is not enough time to get GCMS notes and apply again. But I'm more focused on how to address their concerns for any future applications since I would like to see family visit the country I'm settled in...

Hi Everyone, I am a Canadian citizen residing in Quebec, and I recently submitted visit visa applications for my parents, brother, and his wife who are Indian citizens but residents of UAE to attend my wedding in Canada. Unfortunately, all four applications were refused for the following...

Hello Everyone. I just realized that my passport has less than 6 months validity as I was planning my travel next week. I had initially put off my passport renewal expecting that I might get my Canadian Citizenship (Awaiting LPP now) process completed prior to my Indian passport expiry without...

Yes. I know someone who submitted gift from his brother and faced no issues.

Siblings are perfectly fine. It could be from anyone, as per the law. First degree relatives are preferred although several applicants have had no problems even with a gift from second degree relatives.

Some officers are lenient and need an address proof only to verify that the address you mention is actually accessible to you. Refer to my post above, it depends on the officer but there is no harm trying while you are still under quarantine.

Do you have a friend or relative who could give you a copy of their rental agreement to you? It doesn’t necessarily have to contain your name on it.

Sharing my SIN timelines for the sake of new applicants. Attempt 1 Applied Online: 18 June, 2020 Documents used: Landing document, Passport, Hydro bill of friend [3 of us applied with same proof of address, but 2 got rejected] Rejected: 19 June, 2020 Attempt 2 Applied Online: 10 July, 2020...

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Emailed to all of you. Apologies for the delay. Good Day!

Hi! Apologies for the delay. Do you still need the format? - R

Did your gift deed explicitly state that you have no obligation to repay the amount? - R

Will it be possible for you to share the template you used? TIA!

Any update? Same situation here, I have to submit my POF details in another 45 days, and I have most of the money from my Dad through bank transfer. Confused about getting a notarised gift deed or just a letter signed by me and Dad, and an LOE.