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Is there a way we can access the info submitted in the expression of interest?

Do you know if I would have had to mention the use of any co-sponsor at that point? I'm trying to remember if I mentioned my husband as co-sponsor and whether I can still add him as co-sponsor now if I didn't before?
 
This is similar to spousal sponsorship. The ability of spouse or parents are NOT important.
They want history of the PA and dependents so they can do the background check. (NOC is not relevant). Just put job title, summary of duty (high level) and name, address and contact of company (if still exist).
They also don't care of your parents' language skill.
do we need to specify different job titles held within the same company?
My mom worked for the same organization till she retired and she doesn't remember the months when she got promotions during her tenure.
 
do we need to specify different job titles held within the same company?
My mom worked for the same organization till she retired and she doesn't remember the months when she got promotions during her tenure.
be as close as she can remember and remember to keep a copy of everything that you fill .
 
For the CV for the parents: if there is time when the parents was unemployed (few months here and there), do we need to include it in the CV? People do not usually include unemployment time in their CVs unless they were receiving education or volunteering. Is this right?
 
For the CV for the parents: if there is time when the parents was unemployed (few months here and there), do we need to include it in the CV? People do not usually include unemployment time in their CVs unless they were receiving education or volunteering. Is this right?
I am mentioning the unemployment period as well to match it with the personal history. Not taking any chances.
 
Is there a way we can access the info submitted in the expression of interest?

Do you know if I would have had to mention the use of any co-sponsor at that point? I'm trying to remember if I mentioned my husband as co-sponsor and whether I can still add him as co-sponsor now if I didn't before?

You should be able to add a co-sponsor no matter what. What is important is that your personal information and the number of people you are sponsoring match up.
 
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I fee like I am unlucky.. waiting for the invitation from the last 6 years..

Unfortunately people are under the impression that they will get parent sponsorship and parent sponsorship after 3 years total (since people don’t seem to read the requirements before applying) or 3 years of qualifying. The reality is much different. All parents will never all be able to be sponsored and a large proportion wait 5-10 years of meeting LICO to get selected. I which the real timeline and the much higher demand versus the number of spots was made clear on the IRCC website and in general to anyone thinking of immigrating. Some people who immigrate are under the impression that parent sponsorship is guaranteed and may not have immigrated anywhere (most countries don’t allow family sponsorship with access to healthcare) if they knew they likely would never be able to sponsor a parent.
 
IRCC is asking access only for last three years income proof immediately on the date you submitted the application, not on date of submitting interest form. So there is not a question now for 2018 or 2017 income requirement, that would be an issue if someone got invitation last year or previous year.

These are some contents copied from CIC website:


If you’re invited to apply, you have to provide proof that you meet the income requirements for each of the 3 tax years before the date you apply.


We can’t assess whether you meet the income requirements until you apply (if you’re invited).

Note: For the 2022 process, we’ll assess sponsors on their income for tax years 2021, 2020 and 2019.

To qualify to be part of the 2020 pool you had to meet LICO for 2017, 2018 and 2019. Many have missed out on 3 years of draws (2020-2022) because they didn’t meet LICO for 2017, 2018 and/or 2019. If you didn’t qualify for one of these years you shouldn’t have been in the pool of applicants who have been selected in 2020, 2021 and 2022. So yes IRCC could look at your income from 2017, 2018 and 2019 and determine you should have never applied in 2020.
 
Is there a way we can access the info submitted in the expression of interest?

Do you know if I would have had to mention the use of any co-sponsor at that point? I'm trying to remember if I mentioned my husband as co-sponsor and whether I can still add him as co-sponsor now if I didn't before?
I still keep a copy of the interest to sponsor. Co-signer was not mentioned anywhere. feel free to add if your spouse agrees.
 
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