Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2022
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It is extremely scary to see how low the LICO is especially given how much the cost of living has risen. It was very low to begin with but is is not ridiculously low. There are increased expenses as people age and many things are not covered by things like the medical system. If you just meet LICO it will be hard to pay for things like incontinence supplies, mobility aids, hearing aids (usually only partially covered), basic things like increased cost of housing and utilities, etc.
I created a 2022 PGP group so that we can update each other on invitations sent so please feel free to join https://chat.whatsapp.com/IMiC7UzB32qEqEoBJOu0zV
I created a 2022 PGP group so that we can update each other on invitations sent so please feel free to join https://chat.whatsapp.com/IMiC7UzB32qEqEoBJOu0zV
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Any idea what office processes PGP applications? Does it matter if we apply from Canada (on Super Visa) or a home country?
judging by the email address sending out invitations, PGP this year will still start off at CIO mississauga.
Folks, I have a question on the minimum income requirements.
Am I able to show income from 2019 from the US? I was in Canada for 4 months in 2019 so I am not able to qualify for the minimum cut off.
Am I able to show income from 2019 from the US? I was in Canada for 4 months in 2019 so I am not able to qualify for the minimum cut off.
It is based on your NOA for 2019 so no.
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1445&top=14
Thank you, That is sad to hear.
Can the co-signer help in this case if their income was more the minimum?
Your spouse can be included in the total if willing to take on responsibilities.
Alright, that helps.
So as long as for each of the 3 years, our combined CRA NOA incomes are over the MNI, we should be good, right?