So is that correct that all of the documents should be in the same envelope for both the sponsor and sponsored persons and sent to Canadian office even though the sponsored are not residing in Canada?
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2018
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You can download and fill the forms and send it to them as email attachment . After they print and sign, they will send it back to you by courier e.g. FEDEX or DHL together with their passport photos. You will now sign your own portions in the sponsorship application and use of representative. You will now post it to IRCC. This ensures that the forms all have original signatures.
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I think parents can just mail back the pages they sign on. I'm not sure if there's any point in mailing the whole package/stack of papers, when you can just print them out here. Am I missing something ?
Also, the date they sign on will be different from the one the sponsor signs on. Hope that's not a problem.
Yes she can apply with her husband as co-signer. Need to make sure the husband's income is from his personal income tax line 150, and not business income put to his company.
All siblings aged 21 and under must also be included in the application as dependents, as long as they are not married or in a common-law relationship.
Parents and dependent siblings must all pass the medical exam in order for app to be approved.
Yeah, the poster can just send the pages they need to sign. That's what I am doing myself for my mother and brother. I don't think there's any issue with the dates as we did the same thing for my parents in law last year.
Thanks! I was filling out the forms today, and noticed that the "Additional Family Information" form Section C "info about brothers and sisters" has only 3 rows, and no way to add more. Did you encounter this issue ? I suppose we could print out another form and add more siblings of our parents, as needed. I found it strange, because the forms from 2 years ago had more rows.
I suppose you can add another page with just that table in section C (maybe copy the table or create a similar table using Microsoft Word) and fill in the sibling information.
At the top of the form, they already said that you can attach a separate sheet if additional space is required .
Hello to everyone.
I have been selected to send an application to petition my parents to come to Canada.
I will be honest, I submitted the Interest to Sponsor form last January even if I knew that for 2016 our income is short of $6000. For 2014 and 2015, our income is more than enough though. That is why I took the chance to submit the Interest Form. For 2016, I was the only one who worked because my wife had to finish her studies to become an LPN. That is why our income was not enough. We have not received NOA from 2017 yet but I believe that we meet the income requirements for 2017. Has anyone come across the same situation?
Now that I am selected to apply my parents, I am having doubts whether to continue the application or not. I know I have read lots of comments from previous posts saying that if you did not neet the income requirements, you should have not submitted the interest form in the first place. I am sorry if I took anyones spot in the process but I thought I will give it a try.
I have been selected to send an application to petition my parents to come to Canada.
I will be honest, I submitted the Interest to Sponsor form last January even if I knew that for 2016 our income is short of $6000. For 2014 and 2015, our income is more than enough though. That is why I took the chance to submit the Interest Form. For 2016, I was the only one who worked because my wife had to finish her studies to become an LPN. That is why our income was not enough. We have not received NOA from 2017 yet but I believe that we meet the income requirements for 2017. Has anyone come across the same situation?
Now that I am selected to apply my parents, I am having doubts whether to continue the application or not. I know I have read lots of comments from previous posts saying that if you did not neet the income requirements, you should have not submitted the interest form in the first place. I am sorry if I took anyones spot in the process but I thought I will give it a try.
Yes you wasted a lottery spot, and never should have applied. Not sure why you thought the 3 years income rule didn't apply to you for some reason, it was stated very clearly in the lottery form yet you chose to ignore it.
A bit of a generic question... But when they say a photocopy of a birth certificate, can it be a *photocopy of a certified translation of a document in other language* ? I mean, can it be a copy of the translation with a *copy* of the notary public certificate (the golden stamp thing)?
One more question, do we have to submit copies of the entire passport (including blank pages) for the principal applicant and dependents ? Thanks!
My daughter was born on 1st Jan 2018, I had done my income calculation based on 5 person but after my daughter birth do I need to do income calculation for previous years on 5 persons or 6 persons?