Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
- Thread starter Garry2008
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Unfortunately it seems that anyone that sent in application and did not have eCAS updated as Application Received are either have the application pending return due to missing key documents, applications are misplaced at intake process or application is not meeting the requirements for processing. According to call center agent, as long as they scan the invitation letter and the bar codes, it should appear in eCAS shortly provided you have given the UCI in the forms. You may consider asking IRCC on facebook or twitter for this situation, perhaps you can prepare to send in another application before the deadline but make sure you know what is missing first because if sending another one and still got returned there is no other chance. In addition, duplications application will both be removed or will cause delay. Post on facebook or twitter of IRCC has proved to be the fastest way to receive a response from them.
Anyone not receiving eCas updated in a few weeks may have problems in their applications and pending returned. Asking IRCC on facebook or twiiter is the fastest way to get a response, don't risk losing your chance due to mistakes in application process.
I asked the similar question tweeter team and Facebook. They advised that separated is not divorced and you should include. In your case also important when you have divorce certificate, as only from that year you shouldn't include your ex. I called ircc too 4 times, 2 times I got the same that separation is yet legal marriage and spouses should be included for income proposes and 2 times I got the reply that legally separated is equal to divorce and shouldn't be included. So, I am confused too.
This makes me nervous. My application was delivered on April 30, but no ECAS as of today
These are assumptions and every case is unique ! Nothing to worry about...eventually within 2 -3 months Ecas will be updated.
I am only sponsoring my mother as my father is living in the US and doesn't want to relocate to Canada at the moment, so he is not accompanying my mother to Canada. Do I have to pay the application fee for him as he still falls under the family size and also do i have to fill out the additional family members form separately for him
Whr r u making people nervous?
There is no truth to what this person just said. Its purely based on assumption.
The requirements are that if both of your parents are still legally married and alive, you must include both of them in your application and you must meet the income for both of them. If one of them is disqualified by any reason, the other one would be also rejected.
The reality is, if you don't feel satisfied with the current requirements, you may submit the application with a letter to explain and ask for special consideration from IRCC. Your application fees may not be refunded fully though
She isn't retired in Canada she is only visiting Canada.that's what i did. mom worked for the government for 20+ yrs and for the past 3 she's been retired in canada. so i listed her employer and my canadian address
I believe you meant
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I do meet the income requirements for both parents. it's just that my father won't be accompanying my mother so she is the principal applicant and my father is the on the application as a non accompanying dependant. I am just confused about the application fee as if I have to pay 1040 for each of them or only for my mother