Raj_Hoque said:hegelff,
Sorry to hear that you got rejection mail. I applied for my mom in the lottery and I'm the fortunate one that I win the lottery and got mail to invite for application. But question to you is how the Liberals are to be blamed for that? Earlier the cap was 5,000 and Liberals increased it to 10,000 but you had to do all the paper work and fee and send to Mississauga on the first working day of the year....your whole file could be returned to you if you slightly miss 10,000 numbers...even if you are 10,001 no applicant your whole file could have been returned to you. Lottery has enabled fair and random selection for applications. Save lot of your paper work and time...my opinion is go for Super Visa for parents...Lottery is an uncertain thing...you can bring them on Super visa and try to win the lottery every year when they are here...who knows you could get lucky next time...!
Good Luck
congrats, Raj. First thing first, people should not be the subject for lottery, especially old people. It's not Canadian value. Second, with supervisa, you have to leave the country every 1 or 2 years. If your parents are in hospital when they have to leave Canada, what will you do? I've been in Canada for more than 10 years, got my phd degree in Canada, having a stable job with decent salary. I deemed myself as Canadian already, but now this idea has changed. I don't even care about getting so-called free medicare. I would like to pay full health insurance for my parents. the only thing I need is allow them to stay with me when they are old and need my help. with this lottery system, you can imagine how many people like me will never get their parents to reunite with them, no matter how hard they work, no matter how much tax they pay. Before I got the email from CIC, I'm proud of becoming Canadian. But after this, I'm considering leaving Canada soon because my parents are getting old. This Canadian citizenship actually is somewhat useless to me. Again, congrats to you and all the lucky guys.