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Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

K0c4nbi3t

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Thanks for clarifying. I did not know that it only applies before you submit your application. Why cant people say oh I forgot , I want to reassess income and resubmit? Seems plausible. CRA and CIC don't talk to each other.
It does not make sense if you said you forgot income to CIC, they do not care, that is CRA jobs and have to be done before you submitted which showed on your Noas or noras when you submitted will be considered.
 

nguyentu2001

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eventually the visa officer in my country will deny my parents pr application. they included in the email as well that after the decision, i can apply for Right to Appeal. Do you know someone that did this???
As you clearly did not meet the initial requirement, if I were you, I would not do it. But if you have time and money, you can go ahead and appeal.
 
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rhonaleen17

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Hopefully the CIC should do something better for 2020 interest to apply. And all the applicants has to know that before they apply they are ELIGIBLE specially LICO so they will not take the spot of the eligible applicants.
 
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nayr69sg

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It does not make sense if you said you forgot income to CIC, they do not care, that is CRA jobs and have to be done before you submitted which showed on your Noas or noras when you submitted will be considered.
So would it work if they went to CRA and asked for reassessment and informed CIC that they will be resubmitting a revised NOA that will meet requirements as part of the appeal?
 

nayr69sg

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Hopefully the CIC should do something better for 2020 interest to apply. And all the applicants has to know that before they apply they are ELIGIBLE specially LICO so they will not take the spot of the eligible applicants.
We have talked about this since 2017!

I doubt it with the current government.
 

Morozevich

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I need quick suggestions here. I am from India and I have been invited to apply for my parent’s PR this year. I know CIC don’t need PCC (Police Clearance Certificate) for now but will ask later stages.

The unique situation is both my parents have pending criminal cases (Domestic Violence and Dowry case) on them. These cases are currently going on in District Court which will not be gone anytime soon as the victim is planning to challenge in higher courts as well if required. In such cases, getting cleaned PCC will not be possible as the PCC will have this information about these cases.

My question is Do I apply for PR this year or just wait till these cases are gone. I am sure CIC will NOT be ok giving PR to such candidates who have pending criminal cases. My both Parents are both 70+ and these cases are totally false cases but it always takes a long time to prove your innocence in Indian courts.

Looking for quick help. Thank you.
 

nayr69sg

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You’re right. Also I think
it is not only the current or future government’s job it’s the applicants responsibility too to educate themselves about the requirements before they apply.
yes it always has been but as with everything nobody bothers unless there are consequences for willful negligence.
 
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scylla

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Jun 8, 2010
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Visa Office......
Buffalo
Job Offer........
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App. Filed.......
28-05-2010
AOR Received.
19-08-2010
File Transfer...
28-06-2010
Passport Req..
01-10-2010
VISA ISSUED...
05-10-2010
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05-10-2010
I need quick suggestions here. I am from India and I have been invited to apply for my parent’s PR this year. I know CIC don’t need PCC (Police Clearance Certificate) for now but will ask later stages.

The unique situation is both my parents have pending criminal cases (Domestic Violence and Dowry case) on them. These cases are currently going on in District Court which will not be gone anytime soon as the victim is planning to challenge in higher courts as well if required. In such cases, getting cleaned PCC will not be possible as the PCC will have this information about these cases.

My question is Do I apply for PR this year or just wait till these cases are gone. I am sure CIC will NOT be ok giving PR to such candidates who have pending criminal cases. My both Parents are both 70+ and these cases are totally false cases but it always takes a long time to prove your innocence in Indian courts.

Looking for quick help. Thank you.
You are right - IRCC won't grant PR if they have pending criminal cases. I would recommend waiting to apply until their cases are resolved and the charges are dropped.
 

K0c4nbi3t

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So would it work if they went to CRA and asked for reassessment and informed CIC that they will be resubmitting a revised NOA that will meet requirements as part of the appeal?
Who can appeal?

There are three different categories for appeals.

First if your family sponsorship application was refused, the sponsor may appeal the decision, if there are sufficient reasons to appeal. The reasons for the appeal are also called “grounds for appeal.”

The second category is a removal order appeal. If you received a departure order, exclusion order, or deportation order, it may be possible for you to appeal the removal order. You must be a permanent resident, a foreign national with a PR visa, a protected person or a convention refugee to appeal such a decision.

The third category for appeal is a permanent resident who received a decision from overseas that they failed to comply with their residency obligation. Permanent residents must ensure they spend 730 days (2 years) physically present in Canada within every 5 year period.

Grounds for appeal

There must be a satisfactory reason for the appeal to take place.

According to the rules in place there are three grounds for appeal:

1) an error in law or fact;

2) a principle of natural justice was not observed; or

3) there are sufficient humanitarian and compassionate reasons (usually involved best interests of a child/children) to overcome a negative decision.

At the time IRCC made the decision. The application obviously did not meet requirements. IRCC refused application based on obtained information provided by applicant when he/she submitted. Same as family members will be counted and calculated at the time you submitted ( this year new rule for newborn baby which benefits for sponsors) You can not do calculated them then excluded them unless you informed them before the decision made with proofs and evidences. This year has new program to sponsor your family members you did not include when you submitted. This called humanity
 

diegosolano

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Hi All

I submitted my application on April 30, and ecas was showing application received over last two months but could not link it to myCIC.

Finally talked to an agent at CIC today and requested for status and temporary file number. Pleasantly, was given my actual file number and informed that application is complete and is in process in Mississauga. Also no email or AOR has been sent to me till date.

I was also advised that to try various combinations for myCIC linking, and importantly for number of people I should mention how many people are being sponsored (mother) + number of sponsor/s (me). In my case, I have to write 2. No other family member, kids etc to be added.

(I tried everything, but nothing worked and am unable to link my application, and my ecas is still showing "application received"). Not bothered much now, as I know the application is complete and in process.

Hopefully this is good news for the April 30 applicants waiting for ecas updates. :)
Any logical reason for no AOR after all this time ? I’m April 26th and Ecas has been stuck on application received for a while