Overage dependent

[Samanthahassler]

Hello guys, does anyone have experience in adding a dependent child over 22? What documents did you provide?

 

[k.h.p.]

How is this person still dependent on you? Is it by way of disability?

 

[k.h.p.]

As was mentioned when you asked in August, if she is still able to work and earn an income, she will likely not be considered dependent on you and won't be able to be added: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/overage-dependent-sponsoring-proof.647085/#post-8071950

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hello guys, does anyone have experience in adding a dependent child over 22? What documents did you provide?

Agree with what you have been previously told. That fact that she was able to attend college full-time and can work full-time indicates she is not a dependent.

 

[Samanthahassler]

Yes, she has a severe case of PCOS, so I work from home and constantly monitor her health as she is prone to fainting, shortness of breath, allergies, migraines, and a list of things. She has stopped working.

 

[scylla]

Yes, she has a severe case of PCOS, so I work from home and constantly monitor her health as she is prone to fainting, shortness of breath, allergies, migraines, and a list of things. She has stopped working.

This won't qualify her as a dependent.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Yes, she has a severe case of PCOS, so I work from home and constantly monitor her health as she is prone to fainting, shortness of breath, allergies, migraines, and a list of things. She has stopped working.

She will not be considered a dependent because of PCOS.

 

[canuck78]

Do you accompany her everywhere? School, outings with friends, etc. This is really for children who are unable to be independent.