my parents visitor visa is rejected ...please help!

[singhcandoit]

Given economic conditions, employment prospects, considering your travel history, economic
establishment and family ties, I am not satisfied that you would respect the terms of your admission
as a temporary resident in Canada.
I am canadian PR I wanted to invite my parents. I have provided my all financials and healthy bank balances of about $70k and steady job letter, pay stubs, tax papers
Above reason is given for their rejection, If you look at economic condition:-
-my parents had cash worh $87000 in bank accounts,(6 months bank statements)
-My father has established business in Delhi he is running- business registration filed
-Valuation of property $465000
- past 3 years tax returns for both dad and mom.
- employment- my father is business man 67 years
- they have travelled to UK about 8 years back- approved twice before for UK but traveled once.
family ties- My both sisters are married, one in UK and one in Delhi, India. I am Canadian Permanent resident
I have provided all docs and evidences in order to support the application both my parents and mine. my parents are economically sound and are employed in their own business. what can I do to get them approved??

Please help me what can i do??????

 

[scylla]

How long a visit did they request?

 

[singhcandoit]

3 weeks

How long a visit did they request?

 

[Bryanna]

Given economic conditions, employment prospects, considering your travel history, economic
establishment and family ties, I am not satisfied that you would respect the terms of your admission
as a temporary resident in Canada.
I am canadian PR I wanted to invite my parents. I have provided my all financials and healthy bank balances of about $70k and steady job letter, pay stubs, tax papers
Above reason is given for their rejection, If you look at economic condition:-
-my parents had cash worh $87000 in bank accounts,(6 months bank statements)
-My father has established business in Delhi he is running- business registration filed
-Valuation of property $465000
- past 3 years tax returns for both dad and mom.
- employment- my father is business man 67 years
- they have travelled to UK about 8 years back- approved twice before for UK but traveled once.
family ties- My both sisters are married, one in UK and one in Delhi, India. I am Canadian Permanent resident
I have provided all docs and evidences in order to support the application both my parents and mine. my parents are economically sound and are employed in their own business. what can I do to get them approved??

Please help me what can i do??????

1. What refusal boxes were checked?

2. Did your parents deposit cash in their bank accounts shortly before applying? Also was CAD 87,000 in his business or personal bank account?

3. What documents did your dad submit for his business, especially to prove that it is an actively trading business?

4. Did your parents only include a valuation by a CA? Or did they include copies of the property documents, property receipts, etc?

5. Has your dad employed any other employees? If yes, what documents did he submit for this? Who will manage his business when he is away?

6. Do your parents live with any dependent family members?

7. Are your parents members of any volunteer/social or charity organization?

 

[singhcandoit]

1. Almost 80% or $70k is in their joint personal Account. Rest in business account.
2. parents have these funds or more since more than a year.
3. My dad has submitted his business registration certificate and this year payment reciept for the licence. Moreover he has submitted 2 of his bank statements with active business transactions and customer payments..
4. My dad and mom included their 6 months bank statements from the bank and valuation of there properties by a government registered property valuer. They also provided their tax papers for past 3 years each.
5. My dad is not employed by other employers. He has not included who would be managing business when he is not there.
6. My 2 sisters are married and I am employed. They don't have dependents. My grand parents have passed away.
7. My parents are quite religious but not members of any organization.
8. Only one box was ticked in refusal letter stating Given economic conditions, employment prospects, considering your travel history, economic
establishment and family ties, I am not satisfied that you would respect the terms of your admission
as a temporary resident in Canada.

 

[backendcode]

I am sorry to hear about the refusal! If you meet the income requirement I would strongly recommend you to apply for a super visa because refusal rate of super visa is very low as compared to visitor visa and she can stay 2 years without going out of Canada whereas she has to leave the country in 6 months on a visitor visa.

Here is the link for all the information you need to apply super visa to your parents

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/parent-grandparent-super-visa.html

but before you apply make sure you meet the income requirement and here is the link of income you need depending upon a family member (Don't forget to include yourself or your spouse/children as well)

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-5256-applying-visitor-visa-temporary-resident-visa.html#incometables

Good Luck!

Thank you,

 

[Bryanna]

1. Almost 80% or $70k is in their joint personal Account. Rest in business account.
2. parents have these funds or more since more than a year.
3. My dad has submitted his business registration certificate and this year payment reciept for the licence. Moreover he has submitted 2 of his bank statements with active business transactions and customer payments..
4. My dad and mom included their 6 months bank statements from the bank and valuation of there properties by a government registered property valuer. They also provided their tax papers for past 3 years each.
5. My dad is not employed by other employers. He has not included who would be managing business when he is not there.
6. My 2 sisters are married and I am employed. They don't have dependents. My grand parents have passed away.
7. My parents are quite religious but not members of any organization.
8. Only one box was ticked in refusal letter stating Given economic conditions, employment prospects, considering your travel history, economic
establishment and family ties, I am not satisfied that you would respect the terms of your admission
as a temporary resident in Canada.

IMO, your parents have good chances of TRV approvals when they reapply.... if they present their application well.

Do keep their visit to 2-3 weeks max. Anything longer than this would indicate weak ties.


For the business, your dad must include:
Business registration documents (GSTIN + Shop Act license and Profession Tax certificates, if these last two are applicable) + 6 months business bank statements + Profit-Loss statement and/or Audit report + either ownership documents/rent agreement for the business office space with 2-3 rent receipts + 3-4 purchase orders/works contracts + an explanation why he must return by XX date to manage his business and who will manage his business when he is temporarily away.

Your dad must include explanations for any last-minute large deposits/transfers to his bank account + include documents for the source of those deposits.

Property ownership:
Copies of the property ownership documents (notarization is not required) + most recent property tax receipts + copy of the share certificate (if applicable) + self-valuation or valuation done by a CA + supporting proofs from MagicBricks/property portals/access property realty reports that would confirm that the indicative market value matches similar properties in the same locality.

BTW if the government-registered property valuer referred to the property rates in the government ready-reckoner then the indicative market value of the properties would be far lower than the actual market value.


Other documents:
1. A detailed day-by-day itinerary like a typical tourist and to spend time with you/see how you now live and work.... with expense estimates.

2. Credit cards with 2-3 months' credit card statements if the outstanding is low.

3. Purchase an overseas travel medical policy to cover the dates of their visit (refundable, allows for date change for a small administrative fee) although it is not mandatory.

4. Can your parents prove that they must return to India by a specific date for a family event or something similar (with evidence)?

5. Do your parents have valid UK visas? Or else can they first apply for UK visit visas to see your sister before reapplying for Canada TRVs? Their proposed visit would be India >> Canada >> UK >> India