by the way NO PCC required from Canada
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=037&top=4
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2018
- Thread starter Amigo30
- Start date
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=037&top=4
This is wrong.
here is what CIC webcite says
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You, the sponsor (and your co-signer, if applicable), must prove that you have enough income to support all the people you’ll be financially responsible for once you become a sponsor. We call this your “family size”, which is the number of people you’ll be responsible for.
To calculate your family size, include:
- yourself
- your spouse or common-law partner (who could also be your co-signer)
- your dependent children
- only include your children if they meet the definition of a dependent child
- for young children, only include them starting on the year they were born (see example 2)
- your spouse’s or partner’s dependent children
- only include children who meet the definition of a dependent child
- for young children, only include them starting on the year they were born (see example 2)
- any other person you (and your co-signer, if applicable) may have sponsored in the past, for whom you’re still financially responsible
- the parents and grandparents you want to sponsor and their dependants (spouse or partner and dependent children). You must also include
- any dependent children who won’t come to Canada with your parents or grandparents
- your parent or grandparent’s spouse or partner, even if they won’t come to Canada
- your parent or grandparents’ separated spouse
Example 2
Juan and Lise had a baby in 2017. Juan wants to sponsor his mother. Lise won’t co-sign the application. Juan’s mother doesn’t have a spouse, partner or any dependent children.
For 2017 and 2018, Juan’s family size is 4:
- Juan
- his partner, Lise
- his baby
- his mother
For 2016, Juan’s family size was 3:
- Because Juan’s baby wasn’t born yet, the baby is not included for that year.
Here is the link to the webcite
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1460#e2
may I ask what address you put on mailing and residential address in the application??
here is what CIC webcite says
"
You, the sponsor (and your co-signer, if applicable), must prove that you have enough income to support all the people you’ll be financially responsible for once you become a sponsor. We call this your “family size”, which is the number of people you’ll be responsible for.
To calculate your family size, include:
- yourself
- your spouse or common-law partner (who could also be your co-signer)
- your dependent children
- only include your children if they meet the definition of a dependent child
- for young children, only include them starting on the year they were born (see example 2)
- your spouse’s or partner’s dependent children
- only include children who meet the definition of a dependent child
- for young children, only include them starting on the year they were born (see example 2)
- any other person you (and your co-signer, if applicable) may have sponsored in the past, for whom you’re still financially responsible
- the parents and grandparents you want to sponsor and their dependants (spouse or partner and dependent children). You must also include
- any dependent children who won’t come to Canada with your parents or grandparents
- your parent or grandparent’s spouse or partner, even if they won’t come to Canada
- your parent or grandparents’ separated spouse
Example 2
Juan and Lise had a baby in 2017. Juan wants to sponsor his mother. Lise won’t co-sign the application. Juan’s mother doesn’t have a spouse, partner or any dependent children.
For 2017 and 2018, Juan’s family size is 4:
- Juan
- his partner, Lise
- his baby
- his mother
For 2016, Juan’s family size was 3:
- Because Juan’s baby wasn’t born yet, the baby is not included for that year.
Here is the link to the webcite
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1460#e2
Yes, it says medical passed. it doesn't say the date but I remember checking it back in August. My dads medical was finished on August 2 and was submitted around August 12. They had updated it shortly after. I have a screenshot from august 30 which says medical passed. So couple weeks after my dads medical was submitted, it changed to medical passed.
Did you include the PCC from Canada when you sent the extra request documents to HK at the beginning? Or HK visa office specific request Canadian PCC in email? I'm a bit confused about it now.
Is she in Toronto?
In the email that asking for PCC, it says any country stayed over 6 months. I have a friend same situation, she get Canada PCC for her parents. I don't really know if they need it but would you risk delaying the process?
so is mine. and according to my residential address in China, it was supposed to process in HK, but endup it's in Ottawa...
I think it is total random they decide which LOV to process....purely luck lol
true.. and i heard there's one chinese case transferred to NEW DELHI.....
lol at least New Delhi won't ask for Hukuo....I know Ottawa doesn't either
Unbelievable!
Anyway, you are right in your previous post, about 10 days after SA DM, I got medical and PCC request.
i heard hk may request the birth certificate issued by the hospital, aka 出生纸. but for most hospitals in China, they only keep the record for 30 years. and What's worse is as per the tradition, some of babies don't have the name at the point of birth.