Hello, I have the same situation as yours, do you find a solution for that? If the ITA letter is mandatory for submitting the complete application for sponsoring parents?
Parents & Grandparents Program(PGP) 2024
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Fill this form. https://secure.cic.gc.ca/SponsorPGPParrainerPGP/en/Home. If they find that you are invited, they will send you a copy in 10 business days.
If your email address is updated, they give you an option of adding new email address so they will send it to you at your new email address. In the mean time, get everything else ready for your application.
If you read the email again, you will see that they only find your confirmation number if you are selected for this draw. otherwise, you are not selected if they can't find. That means you are still in the pool
UPDATE: Sorry missed the last part, if your father is doing the application (not you or any paid representative), then I dont think you need that form
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Morning All,
imm 5768 question# 12 do i need to list my parents whom i m sponsoring and two children? if i need to add one additional row how can i do it ? please let me thanks abhi
imm 5768 question# 12 do i need to list my parents whom i m sponsoring and two children? if i need to add one additional row how can i do it ? please let me thanks abhi
You cannot apply only for your mom. Your father must be included in the application as either an accompanying or non accompanying dependent. To the best of my knowledge, your mother's PR visa cannot be approved while your father is inadmissible to Canada. You can try submitting the application with your father as non accompanying and see what happens. Be prepared for the possibility the application will be refused due to your father's ban.
Parents - yes
Children - yes if they are under 22 or still financially dependent on you for any other reason
This is what they say about if not enough space in their application guide
"If you need more space for any section, include an additional page containing the appropriate section, complete it and upload it to your application under the section “Additional supporting documents” and select the document name “Other.”"
You can include both. Here is what they say on their page. You will need a letter explaining why you are adding them if they were not on the interest form.
https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1539&top=14
You can apply to sponsor both parents (or both grandparents) under the same confirmation number if you’re invited to apply.
You’re able to sponsor your parents or grandparents based on your invitation to apply, whether or not they’re included on your interest to sponsor form (if you meet the eligibility requirements). You must identify one parent or grandparent as the principal applicant on your application. Once you have submitted the application, you can’t change the principal applicant.
You should also include a letter explaining why you’re sending an application for a parent or grandparent that wasn’t listed on your interest to sponsor form.
It’s important to note that invitations to apply are not transferable. For example, you can’t use your invitation to sponsor your spouse’s parents and grandparents or give it to a friend or other family member. If you transfer your invitation, we’ll return the application. There are no exceptions.
Note: if you’re applying to sponsor parents and grandparents, a separate application is required for your parents and for your grandparents.
No. She would be also inadmissible. Here is the link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/non-economic-classes/family-class-decisions/admissibility.html
In most cases, an applicant will be found inadmissible on the grounds of having an inadmissible family member if that person, whether accompanying or not has been determined to be inadmissible [A42(1)].
An accompanying family member who is inadmissible will make the applicant inadmissible. Even if the family member is non-accompanying, there are circumstances under which the applicant is still inadmissible [R23]. These circumstances include non-accompanying family members who are:
- spouses, except if they are separated (in law or fact)
- common-law partners
- dependent children, of whom the applicant or their accompanying family member has custody or the power to act on their behalf
- dependent grandchildren, of whom the applicant or their accompanying family member has custody or the power to act on their behalf
Step1 - While creating account on Permanent Residence Portal (https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login)- Email should be of Principal Applicatnt (my mom) or Sponser (thats me) ?