I think the reason they are giving them supervisa is because we have provided our notice of assessment, I think our income as a family meets the eligibility.
If you have not applied for their super visas then it is unlikely that the visa office will consider a change in the visa category without your request. Also, a stay of three months is normally not considered for super visa processing.
Nonetheless, do check if you meet LICO to host them:
1. LICO for 5 persons (you + your spouse + your daughter + your parents): CAD 52,583 (Assuming you have not sponsored any other family member).
Or, is it LICO for 4 persons in your case?
2. Your bank balance and employment are stable i.e. indicates stable finances for financially supporting your parents' stay.
Parkinson’s stage is still stable though syiu he really cannot hide the tremors.
The major concern is the how the Parkinson’s will affect the physician’s assessment. I am
Just so worried.
You need to go with the flow. Do take matters as they come. If your dad's condition is in the first stages of Parkinson's disease then there's a pretty good chance that he will pass the medicals.
I would do this:
1. Do check if his condition will be covered by insurance (BTW Canadian insurance companies), and
2. Either do the medicals right away based on the IRCC medical requests.... or first do the medicals at a panel physician to confirm there are no other related medical conditions before your dad does the actual medicals. Do keep the deadline in mind
Some parent applicants had far more serious medical conditions and yet passed the medicals. Don't worry
