As long as your parents are alive, you will not be able to sponsor your brother for PR.kuljit said:
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Hi. It doesn't matter if your wife only landed in 2011. She can still sponsor her mother for PR as long as you sign on as her co-signer/co-sponsor. However since you said you don't meet any of the 2010, 2011, 2012 minimum limit, you could be waiting until 2017 assuming you meet the minimum requirement in 2013 to 2015 tax year.garytheoiler said:i was checking the chart here:http://www.canadavisa.com/necessary-income-levels-for-family-sponsorship.html so its me, my wife and my mother in-law, that is 3 people right? so that = $46,354?! for 2010, 2011, and 2012?! I don't think i made that in any of the 3 years with my wife, plus she landed in 2011, so there was no income from her in 2010, does that mean we cannot apply?!! please help, we really thought we could sponsor her mother... this is so sad and disappointing
Gary
There is no such thing as a co-sponsor. There is only one sponsor; the spouse can be a co-signer.Harman96 said:
There is only one contact phone number. 1-888-242-2100. However the number is only good for calls within Canada. Outside Canada, you would have to contact your local VO office.Harman96 said:
Yes - brothers and sisters can apply to immigrate independently through programs such as Federal Skilled Worker or Provincial Nominee (if they qualify).kuljit said:
