Parents Super Visa April 2024 Timeline
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Thank you for quick reply.
its been more than 30 mins already..i am just panicking
Don’t worry you’ll receive it soon.. some times it takes more time, but when you receive BVL first you’ll receive approval for sure.
I am also in similar boat. Did the application status changed from Submitted to something else for you. Also, I read that you filed a webform for application status. How long it took to update the medical completed after that? I
Application submitted# 22th April
Biometric Request# 22th April
Biometric Done# 29th April
Medical# (upfront submitted but it says you do not need a medical exam)
Eligibility# Not started
Background check# still processing since file submitted.
Webform did not help me to be honest when I raise webform they send me reply back after week that we cannot give you any time how long it will take time to process the file.
since I submitted file I just got update yesterday that my medical has been done and today got one more update about BVL and I am still waiting for PPR.
Hi everyone,
I'm planning to invite my father for a super visa application and I needed to get some opinions with regards to the content of the invitation letter.
My father's super visa is to help him join my mother who is a permanent resident here in Canada. In the invitation letter, I'm mentioning that my mother finds it difficult to be away from him and so he needs to come with a super visa. I'm also mentioning that his super visa will provide mental support for myself and allow my mother to support me in taking care of my daughter. What do you think about the points I have included in the letter?
I just want to make sure that he won't get rejected because this may show low ties to home country for my father. As you all know, a single rejection is a red flag on the applicant forever.
I'd much appreciate your suggestions, considering you all in this thread have applied for super visa and have submitted invitation letters.
Thanks so much,
Mary
I'm planning to invite my father for a super visa application and I needed to get some opinions with regards to the content of the invitation letter.
My father's super visa is to help him join my mother who is a permanent resident here in Canada. In the invitation letter, I'm mentioning that my mother finds it difficult to be away from him and so he needs to come with a super visa. I'm also mentioning that his super visa will provide mental support for myself and allow my mother to support me in taking care of my daughter. What do you think about the points I have included in the letter?
I just want to make sure that he won't get rejected because this may show low ties to home country for my father. As you all know, a single rejection is a red flag on the applicant forever.
I'd much appreciate your suggestions, considering you all in this thread have applied for super visa and have submitted invitation letters.
Thanks so much,
Mary
Super visa for mother timeline frame#
Application submitted# 24th April
Biometric Request# 25th April
Biometric done# 30th April
Background check# Still Processing
Eligibility# Not started
medical Update# 22nd June
BVL# 25th June
PPR# 25th June
This platform helped me a lot really appreciated.
Application submitted# 24th April
Biometric Request# 25th April
Biometric done# 30th April
Background check# Still Processing
Eligibility# Not started
medical Update# 22nd June
BVL# 25th June
PPR# 25th June
This platform helped me a lot really appreciated.
Very risky situation...
It shows your father has more inclination to stay. Consider alternative methods like sponsorship in this case.
If you decide to apply for aTourist or Super visa make sure to show he has ties back home like work, property, close family members, children, investments.
If you can proof that he has sufficient funds along with your sufficient funds you may have a chance
Good luck!
It shows your father has more inclination to stay. Consider alternative methods like sponsorship in this case.
If you decide to apply for aTourist or Super visa make sure to show he has ties back home like work, property, close family members, children, investments.
If you can proof that he has sufficient funds along with your sufficient funds you may have a chance
Good luck!
Hi All,
Below is the timeline for my father's super visa; there hasn't been any movement in his application in over a month, Should I be worried? My dad is from Pakistan, and I am a Canadian citizen.
Application submitted: 17 May, 2024
BL: 17 May, 2024
Biometrics submitted & completed: 20 May, 2024
Medical : You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes.
Background check: We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.
PPR: Not yet
Below is the timeline for my father's super visa; there hasn't been any movement in his application in over a month, Should I be worried? My dad is from Pakistan, and I am a Canadian citizen.
Application submitted: 17 May, 2024
BL: 17 May, 2024
Biometrics submitted & completed: 20 May, 2024
Medical : You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes.
Background check: We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.
PPR: Not yet
Thank you so much for your recommendations!
That's what I'm worried about. The issue is he is retired and has no kids left back home. With my mom wanting to be here as a PR, he has no immediate family member left back home. I wanted to try spousal sponsorship through my mom, but she has to be physically here for that to get started.
I know it's a difficult question to ask but I wonder, what would you recommend as the main point/highlight of the invitation letter to increase my father's chance for a favorable decision on his super visa?