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Its back now, IRCC has announced it: This is just in How much income do I need to sponsor my parents and grandparents? You, the sponsor (and your co-signer, if you have one) must prove you have enough income to support all the people you’ll be financially responsible for once you become a...

I remember reading the guidelines on the IRCC website which has now been taken down. Those rules have already been copied by many agencies For 2020, the MNI was around $32,270 and they will be considering 2020 incomes as well once the NOA is available at a later stage. But you never know when...

https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1445&top=14 How much income do I need to sponsor my parents and grandparents? You, the sponsor (and your co-signer, if you have one) must prove you have enough income to support all the people you’ll be financially responsible for once...

Does any one else notice that the rules were taken down soon after they published it on their website? Its again displaying that the rules are not yet finalised for MNI 2020.

Can you also suggest how much time does sponsorship take these days?

Thanks for the suggestion, I got my PR through Express Entry in 2018.

Hello, I am a Canadian PR who recently got married to a US Citizen. My wife is living with me now and I want her to be covered under OHIP. What are the procedures? We have a marriage certificate issued by a US Court.

My mom has a TRV. Can she stay in Canada for 6months n go back to home country just for 2 weeks and come back to Canada and repeat? How long can she keep doing that? She is a single mother, both her children are recent PR holders with permanent jobs. Advice would be appreciated.

Thanks a lot for the case link, helped me understand how a decision is made. I am satisfied to change my decision to go via HnC. The risk is not worth it. Will try to get an extension n stay in Canada till it's possible. Thanks a lot all.

Thanks a lot for your advice.. considering not to go through HnC now.

Hi All, I moved to Canada as a PR in 2018 and my sister moved here as a PR in 2019. The only person in our household who doesn't have a PR is our mother who is widowed and aged 60 yrs. She is currently a visitor in Canada. Wanted some advice on how to go about for applying for a PR for my...