Lonely Canadian Program: two questions

[adett.ca]

Hello. Quick question. I hope you can give me insights into my situation re: Lonely Canadian Program.

My aunt is a Canadian Citizen and has never been married, no CLP, no kids. She wants to apply for me through this program. Our only concern is my husband and I are on TRV (Open Work Permit and PGWP) and have full-time employment. We all live in the same city. Would my aunt be able to still sponsor me given the situation?

 

[scylla]

Hello. Quick question. I hope you can give me insights into my situation re: Lonely Canadian Program.

My aunt is a Canadian Citizen and has never been married, no CLP, no kids. She wants to apply for me through this program. Our only concern is my husband and I are on TRV (Open Work Permit and PGWP) and have full-time employment. We all live in the same city. Would my aunt be able to still sponsor me given the situation?

As long as both of her parents are deceased and she has no other relatives in Canada (apart from you) then yes.

 

[adett.ca]

As long as both of her parents are deceased and she has no other relatives in Canada (apart from you) then yes.

Thank you! Would my aunt still need to show proof of funds to sponsor us when we have full-time jobs as temporary residents?

 

[frange]

Thank you! Would my aunt still need to show proof of funds to sponsor us when we have full-time jobs as temporary residents?

Yes, as sponsor, she has to meet the financial requirements in order to sponsor regardless the financial situation of the sponsored person (Principal Applicant).

 

[scylla]

Thank you! Would my aunt still need to show proof of funds to sponsor us when we have full-time jobs as temporary residents?

Agreed with the above response you were given. She would need to meet the requirements income requirements to sponsor you. Note this is not proof of funds. It's an income requirement.

 

[YVR123]

Thank you! Would my aunt still need to show proof of funds to sponsor us when we have full-time jobs as temporary residents?

I believe that she will need to show her NOA of previous years to support that she can sponsor you and your family (if any). I think the LICO posted for other family class sponsorship can be used as a general reference. Not sure if the lonely Canadian route is as straight as PGP for the income requirement.