Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

[danny_scars]

For my mom's super visa she did not undergo medical exam. I don't know if that's the reason they only gave her 3 years instead of the 10 year visa as per the website.

it could be the validity of her passport. my mom got 8 years instead of 10, but that's only because her passport wasn't valid for 10 yeas.

requesting medical is completely up to the officer reviewing each TRV file, but i dont think they would give u less time because of her health, if there was a concern, they would just reject the whole thing.

 

[rinkupatel.dmj]

I’ve just confirmed with IRCC via Twitter.
That if our Application is received & Signed by “SCI SCHLIEBNER”.That is equivalent to be received by IRCC.
So guys don’t panic if your receiver is SCI.

 

[canvan14]

it could be the validity of her passport. my mom got 8 years instead of 10, but that's only because her passport wasn't valid for 10 yeas.

requesting medical is completely u to the officer reviewing each file, but i dont think they would give u less than 10 years because of her health, if there was a concern, they would just reject the whole thing.

Her passport is valid way beyond the visa they give. That's why I find it a bit strange that she got such a short time.
Did your mom voluntarily go for the medical exam or was it requested during the processing of her application?

 

[goa123]

Do not worry about it, just make sure you put the correct family size in the forms. As per you post, your family size is 2 and thats what you will put for year 2016, 2017, & 2018 for financial/ income form.

Can you apply for one parent even if there are not divorced?
As I want to apply for my Mom only .

 

[YULIA-2016]

Can you apply for one parent even if there are not divorced?
As I want to apply for my Mom only .

no!!!

 

[danny_scars]

Her passport is valid way beyond the visa they give. That's why I find it a bit strange that she got such a short time.
Did your mom voluntarily go for the medical exam or was it requested during the processing of her application?

passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years.. did ur mom get a passport and right away applied for the super visa?

also, medical is a requirement for super visa. how did ur mom get one without going for medical?!

 

[danny_scars]

Can you apply for one parent even if there are not divorced?
As I want to apply for my Mom only .

nope

 

[caninfoseeker]

For my mom's super visa she did not undergo medical exam. I don't know if that's the reason they only gave her 3 years instead of the 10 year visa as per the website.

Medical and visa period is at their discretion. It's good deal .Medical cost money and trouble . some time They ask for further medical exam.

 

[danny_scars]

Medical and visa period is at their discretion. It's good deal .Medical cost money and trouble . some time They ask for further medical exam.

hmm that doesn't make sense, medical is a requirement for super visa... he must be talking about a TRV...

 

[canvan14]

hmm that doesn't make sense, medical is a requirement for super visa... he must be talking about a TRV...

No, it is for super visa, not a TRV. I prepared the application for her.
She has her passport for a while before she applied for the super visa. Her passport is still valid 4 years beyond the visa period allowance.

 

[danny_scars]

No, it is for super visa, not a TRV. I prepared the application for her.
She has her passport for a while before she applied for the super visa. Her passport is still valid 4 years beyond the visa period allowance.

interesting... never heard of a supervisa application done without medical. cool...

 

[mkundu]

Hi Everyone,
Is everyone paying "right of permanent residence fee" right now with application or only sponsorship and application?
what happens to the fees if for any reason application dont go through

 

[danny_scars]

Hi Everyone,
Is everyone paying "right of permanent residence fee" right now with application or only sponsorship and application?

"We recommend you pay the right of permanent residence fee ($490) now to avoid delays. You will have to pay it before you become permanent resident."

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ication-sponsor-parents-grandparents.html#pay

what happens to the fees if for any reason application dont go through

u should read the very first question of IMM1344 and u will find the answer

 

[sdhaliwal1984]

Is it okay to staple individual forms?

 

[mkundu]

"We recommend you pay the right of permanent residence fee ($490) now to avoid delays. You will have to pay it before you become permanent resident."

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ication-sponsor-parents-grandparents.html#pay


u should read the very first question of IMM1344 and u will find the answer

What are you guys choosing in that question, is there any benefit of choosing move forward with application