At this time we do not expect there will be a second round of invitations this year. But it's impossible to say for certain.Hello Friends,
Does anybody know if they are going to do another round of interest to sponsor ?
Thankyou in advance.
At this time we do not expect there will be a second round of invitations this year. But it's impossible to say for certain.Hello Friends,
Does anybody know if they are going to do another round of interest to sponsor ?
Thankyou in advance.
Thank you very much how do you know that?your husband can be co-signer and in that case it doesn't matter even if u lost job...
If this non working spouse is NEVER going to work, then its no use to add that spouse as a co signer.Is there any value for a non working spouse to sign the application as co-signer ?, Does it weaken your case if spouse is not working and both kids and her are dependent on you even if your single income is very high.
Is anyone else in the same boat where spouse is not working and you are sponsoring parents ?
Are you talking about people who can get in second round from outside the pool or from those extras 7000?At this time we do not expect there will be a second round of invitations this year. But it's impossible to say for certain.
Are you talking about people who can get in second round from outside the pool or from those extras 7000?
That is tough one. I am not sure if all extras have a chance to get in this year and they still have priority over those who are outside of the pool.Outside of 7000.
OMG I hope God hears you! Plan ahead!!!Thats right. But have a look at form 5748 as well which tells you to deduct the EI income and other Income Benefits from Line 150. Double check. If possible, do not go on EI. On the other hand, if you are on maternity, you are adding another family member to the Family size. Or maybe two or three. It could be twins or triplets. Plan ahead, whatever you decide.
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yes you must report about newborn and provide prove of income for +1 member
To put it simple, The company is incorporated it means the money that stays in the company is the company’s money and not the owners as the company pays its own taxes.Guys & Girls - I have a question on 2 things, if anyone could help?
1. For a self-employed incorporated person, how to enter the financial information. Say that person brings 120K to the corporation and pays them only 35 K as salary on their T4 (line #14) and remaining stays in the company itself how does that work?
2. My spouse became a landed immigrant last year end, but only started working as of January this year, can I include the spouse as co-signer? My spouse doesn't have an income in canada to report last year but considered a tax resident of canada. I haven't included my spouse as co-signer in the EOI form though.
Thank you.
Thanks a lot, that clears things up.To put it simple, The company is incorporated it means the money that stays in the company is the company’s money and not the owners as the company pays its own taxes.
The owners personal income is salaries/wages... and dividends. Unless you haven’t received any dividends your personal income is 35k
i am following the forum from beginning and I think quite a few of them who received the email not going to qualify for the income.That is tough one. I am not sure if all extras have a chance to get in this year and they still have priority over those who are outside of the pool.
If the co-signer signs the application, and in future, for any reason, if Parents apply for any financial support from federal or provincial govt. (within the 20 years time period) then co-signer will be equally accountable to pay that back to government. Even if he or she won't be working at that or even never worked in lifetime.If this non working spouse is NEVER going to work, then its no use to add that spouse as a co signer.