Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

[vg2010]

Hoping someone can give me advice. I received the following today:

Client Information: Please provide a copy of your marriage certificate or other proof
that your marriage is legally registered with governmental authorities in the jurisdiction where it took
place. A record of solemnization or marriage license is not acceptable. If your documents are not in
English or French, send a notarized and certified translation with a copy of the original version.
This must be received at this office by: 2020/03/30.

I assume they want my marriage certificate. Which was a part of my application. I got married in Quebec, and sent them my Declaration of Marriage or DEC-50. Is there a different document to be sent? Should I call IRCC?

Any advice would be appreciated

 

[kwgcda]

Hoping someone can give me advice. I received the following today:

Client Information: Please provide a copy of your marriage certificate or other proof
that your marriage is legally registered with governmental authorities in the jurisdiction where it took
place. A record of solemnization or marriage license is not acceptable. If your documents are not in
English or French, send a notarized and certified translation with a copy of the original version.
This must be received at this office by: 2020/03/30.

I assume they want my marriage certificate. Which was a part of my application. I got married in Quebec, and sent them my Declaration of Marriage or DEC-50. Is there a different document to be sent? Should I call IRCC?

Any advice would be appreciated

Wouldn't they be asking for PA marriage certificate, not sponsor?

 

[vg2010]

Wouldn't they be asking for PA marriage certificate, not sponsor?

we are still processing sponsor application... above that paragraph they have my full name

 

[rnts]

My mom did

Thank you for replying. Many congratulations!!!

 

[JuneApplicantCEC]

Hi,

A few questions:

- are you sponsoring your parents or grandparents?
- what province are you in?
- Have you been assigned a local visa office?

I am sponsoring my parents
Nova Scotia is the province
Yes we were assigned a local visa office in my country of origin but my parents are under a SuperVisa living in Canada

 

[bdidol]

Hoping someone can give me advice. I received the following today:

Client Information: Please provide a copy of your marriage certificate or other proof
that your marriage is legally registered with governmental authorities in the jurisdiction where it took
place. A record of solemnization or marriage license is not acceptable. If your documents are not in
English or French, send a notarized and certified translation with a copy of the original version.
This must be received at this office by: 2020/03/30.

I assume they want my marriage certificate. Which was a part of my application. I got married in Quebec, and sent them my Declaration of Marriage or DEC-50. Is there a different document to be sent? Should I call IRCC?

Any advice would be appreciated

Is your dad is alive?

 

[vg2010]

Is your dad is alive?

The letter is addressed to me - not the PA. We haven't had the sponsor approved yet.

And both my parents marriage certificate and mine were attached

 

[K0c4nbi3t]

Hi @robertp @bdidol , could we able to submit PCC to local visa upfront?? I have seen some member got requested PCC even they submited upfront just 2-3 months before. I just got PCC for my parents which takes more than a month to obtain.

 

[robertp]

Hi @robertp @bdidol , could we able to submit PCC to local visa upfront?? I have seen some member got requested PCC even they submited upfront just 2-3 months before. I just got PCC for my parents which takes more than a month to obtain.

yes you can sent upfront to local VO. some applicant submitted PCC with Sponsorship application and got PPR.

 

[bdidol]

The letter is addressed to me - not the PA. We haven't had the sponsor approved yet.

And both my parents marriage certificate and mine were attached

I understand that, but you didn't answer my question.

 

[vg2010]

I understand that, but you didn't answer my question.

He is alive

 

[bdidol]

He is alive

Ok thanks...

Further question:

1. Are they legally separated (tracker shows you are sponsoring your mom)
2. Are you the legal rep (in that case the PA communication will address to you)
3. Did you declare your DAD as a non-accompanying Dep?

 

[vg2010]

I am sponsoring both my parents. Dad is PA - mom is dependent

and I am the legal rep

 

[serious_cheese]

I am sponsoring my parents
Nova Scotia is the province
Yes we were assigned a local visa office in my country of origin but my parents are under a SuperVisa living in Canada

what is your country of origin?

 

[InlovewithMaple]

1. When did app received and your brother birthday to confirm whether he was still dependant.
2. Imm008dep as my understand it applies only if your mom has more than five DEPENDANTS ( under 22 yrs old).
3. Yes. Income will be counted with your brother and if you don’t meet. Rejection
=> if question 1 confirms he was depedant => application can be rejected as you provided.

Thanks for your feedback.

My brother is not dependent on mother. He's been working full time and making good money. Not sure why they would count him. Moreover, he's not accompanying my mother. Is there any way I can explain this to officer ?