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If eligible for SV meeting LICO (NOA) then may be the better option. They need to pass the medical and purchase one year of health insurance so ask for a 6 month visit.
I meet LICO requirements. Alone as well as with my spouse. Medical and Insurance will be done. Just one question. With my parent's employment it would contradict asking 6 months stay. I am confused on the stay
 
Frankly, I don't understand the criteria being used as it is not quantitatively and clearly defined for visitor visa unlike a super visa. I had a friend who got an approval for visit visa for parents for a stay of 2 months with 12000$ combined CASH which according to everyone in these threads is definitely not enough. It is very subjective. I have thus decided to go via the SV route and will be reapplying this week.
 
Hey! I went through your post. I am myself in similar kind of situation. I applied for my parents visitor visa on 26th of March. Got the refusal on 9th of April. Stating:

• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as required by paragraph 179(b) of the IRPR (https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-2002-227/ section-179.html). I am refusing your application because you have not established that you will leave Canada, based on the following factors:

• Your assets and financial situation are insufficient to support the stated purpose of travel for yourself (and any accompanying family member(s), if applicable).

• The purpose of your visit to Canada is not consistent with a temporary stay given the details you have provided in your application.


My parents are both earning. I provided there Paystubs, Employment and NOC letter, ITR, Bank statements (They do not have liquid funds in their savings, but still their combined amount was around 15k, and rest was in Mutual Funds around 35k), Provided CA evaluation certificate for the property and Gold they own. There stay was for 1 month and 10 days. My sister is married lives in india. But she is a PR of Canada (Had to move back to india because of husband and in-laws. She did her post grad from Canada itself). They have the property and job to show their ties to home country. In invitation letter I stated that me and my husband will be taking care of all their expenses during their stay. We both are employed, provided all the related documents. Our combined bank balance was 80k. Not sure what more I could have done.

I do not wish to face the rejection again.

My question for you is did apply for SV? I am also thinking for the same. But if they reject SV as well I have no idea how we will turn the decision around. I have ordered the GCMS notes. Still waiting on them.

Any suggestion any help will be truly appreciated.
Please apply for GCMS notes first before reapplying as that will clarify the rejection in detail. The 15k funds you mention, was it in their savings account ? How much was the liquid fund section in CA assessment ?
 
The 15k funds you mention, was it in their savings account ? How much was the liquid fund section in CA assessment ?

Liquid funds could be in either savings or chequing account.
 
Please apply for GCMS notes first before reapplying as that will clarify the rejection in detail. The 15k funds you mention, was it in their savings account ? How much was the liquid fund section in CA assessment ?
I applied for GCMS notes yesterday. But I do not know when will I receive it. I am not willing to wait on it for applying SV. I am expecting a baby and due in July. My parents want to be a part of it.

The 15k funds were all in their Savings account. Other 38k-40k were in Mutual Funds. IN CA evaluation I showed their property worth - 270k combined. And CA evaluation for gold worth 65k combined.
 
Liquid funds could be in either savings or chequing account.
15k were all in Savings. I researched on the section 179b they have refused on the grounds on Insufficient fund and Purpose of visit not being consistent. It seems like the Funds were low for the duration I mentioned (1 month 10days). They did not consider any investment statements. It feel like I made a silly mistake for the duration of the stay. I should have shown only 2-3 weeks. Also in invitation letter I mentioned that it is me and my husband who were going to take care of the expenses. We provided every detail from our side. Bank statement, pay stubs, our home ownership papers. Everything possible. But it seems like the officer did not went through the file properly or did not consider anything what we provided from our side. They just saw the Savings balance my parents had.
 
15k were all in Savings. I researched on the section 179b they have refused on the grounds on Insufficient fund and Purpose of visit not being consistent. It seems like the Funds were low for the duration I mentioned (1 month 10days). They did not consider any investment statements. It feel like I made a silly mistake for the duration of the stay. I should have shown only 2-3 weeks. Also in invitation letter I mentioned that it is me and my husband who were going to take care of the expenses. We provided every detail from our side. Bank statement, pay stubs, our home ownership papers. Everything possible. But it seems like the officer did not went through the file properly or did not consider anything what we provided from our side. They just saw the Savings balance my parents had.

If the 15k was not liquid then it would not be considered available funds to travel and neither would things like gold. IRCC generally wants to see that visitors can afford to pay for their own travel and have the funds available because there have been issues where there is a family breakdown where family members end up with minimal funds to stay in a hotel, eat and fly home. You can highlight that they will be staying in your home but would not say that you will fund their visit.
 
I meet LICO requirements. Alone as well as with my spouse. Medical and Insurance will be done. Just one question. With my parent's employment it would contradict asking 6 months stay. I am confused on the stay

Attach a letter indicating that due to a TRV refusal they are applying for a supervisa but due to commitments back home like employment (attach leave letters) they are only planning for a short visit to Canada of - days. Would state that the primarily goal of the travel was to meet their grandchild.
 
If the 15k was not liquid then it would not be considered available funds to travel and neither would things like gold. IRCC generally wants to see that visitors can afford to pay for their own travel and have the funds available because there have been issues where there is a family breakdown where family members end up with minimal funds to stay in a hotel, eat and fly home. You can highlight that they will be staying in your home but would not say that you will fund their visit.
Thanks for the reply. The 15k amount I mentioned was all liquid. All in Savings account.
 
Attach a letter indicating that due to a TRV refusal they are applying for a supervisa but due to commitments back home like employment (attach leave letters) they are only planning for a short visit to Canada of - days. Would state that the primarily goal of the travel was to meet their grandchild.
This is helpful. I will attach the letter. Except they do not have grandchild yet. In such case what would you suggest for me to do?
 
Please apply for GCMS notes first before reapplying as that will clarify the rejection in detail. The 15k funds you mention, was it in their savings account ? How much was the liquid fund section in CA assessment ?
Hey! A question. When you applied for GCMS notes in how many days did you get the response? The note given by the officer were relatable and detailed regarding what they mentioned in the Refusal Letter?
 
This is helpful. I will attach the letter. Except they do not have grandchild yet. In such case what would you suggest for me to do?

Are they not coming to Canada primarily to meet their new grandchild? Doesn’t matter that the child is not born when filing.
 
Are they not coming to Canada primarily to meet their new grandchild? Doesn’t matter that the child is not born when filing.
You are right. They are willing to travel to meet their grandchild. But I've heard from so many people that mentioning about a new grandchild puts a negative impact on the application, officer thinking that they would be here for domestic help and might not leave Canada. This is another area of confusion for me.
 
You are right. They are willing to travel to meet their grandchild. But I've heard from so many people that mentioning about a new grandchild puts a negative impact on the application, officer thinking that they would be here for domestic help and might not leave Canada. This is another area of confusion for me.

Expectant parents run into issues because they do things like get medical notes saying they need parents to come provide support/help during pregnancy and after the child is born. Unless there is a medically complex pregnancy then no medical note is needed and may create more problems. For example if woman is in and out of the hospital then a medical note would be warranted and parents visiting for medical reasons would be reasonable to provide emotional support. Applicants also mention things like helping around the house and help caring for the baby in their application. This can be interpreted as working illegally and creates concerns this may be a longterm arrangement especially if parents ask to visit for many months. The language used is really important. Wanting to visit Canada to meet their new grandchild and visit their child and their child’s spouse is a very normal reason for a visit. If it is a relatively short visit with proof of approved leave and jobs to return plus any other ties to their home country then there is a high chance of supervisa approval if child/their spouse meets LICO and they have savings.