Parents Visa Reapplication

[multipur]

I and my wife are PR. My parents visa was refused in 2024. I requested for GCMS and have some query. Now i am applying again. my mom is a home maker and she is the joint owner of our residential property in india, apart from property what can be shown for her strong ties. should we consider Super Visa we just came in 2023 to canada? whats the rejection rate for super visa and regular trv?
- I applied in Oct 2024, here in gcms what this date is of 2017 and 2022?

REFUSAL GROUNDS

REFUSAL GROUNDS DETAILS: 1

Created Date: 2017/05124

Updated Date: 2022/06116

Refusal Grounds: RI 79(b) Intro Paragraph
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REFUSAL REASON

Text: I have reviewed the application. The purpose Of the applicant's Visit to Canada is not consistent with a temporary stay given the details provided in the application. The applicant's assets and financial situation are insufficient to support the stated purpose Of travel for themselves (and any accompanying family member(s), if applicable). I am not satisfied with the proof of funds demonstrated by the PA. Although a bank statement has been provided showing available funds,there is limited evidence regarding the origin of the funds presented. Considering this factor, I am not satisfied that the PA is sufficiently established and has the financial abilities to justify such travel expenses. Weighing the factors in this application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end Of the period authorized for their Stay. For the reasons above, I have refused this application.

To rectify the above reason I have included the following:
Itinerary, Net Worth,Property document,Pension Records,Investmnet Reports,Land Register,Business Deed (attached earlier too), bank statement
Will this be ok? And In cover letter I have mentioned the following:
I would like to respectfully acknowledge that my previous visitor visa application was refused due to concerns about insufficient ties to my home country. In this application, I have addressed this concern by providing additional documentation, including [list documents, e.g., a letter from my employer confirming my ongoing employment, proof of property ownership, and a detailed travel itinerary]. These documents demonstrate my strong ties to [your home country] and my commitment to returning after my temporary visit to [destination country] for [state purpose, e.g., tourism, family visit]."

 

[canuck78]

Do you meet LICO for your family size in 2024? If not will your spouse co-sign? How much savings can you show?

How long was the proposed length of visit for your parents? How much personal liquid funds can your parents show? Do their salaries justify the amount of savings they have or have you been gifting them money? Just confirming your father is still working full-time.

 

[multipur]

Do you meet LICO for your family size in 2024? If not will your spouse co-sign? How much savings can you show?

How long was the proposed length of visit for your parents? How much personal liquid funds can your parents show? Do their salaries justify the amount of savings they have or have you been gifting them money? Just confirming your father is still working full-time.

Me and my wife will cosign total gross for 2024 was around 96000 48k and 46k between me and wife


Length of stay 3-4 months

Savings me and wife combined 25-30k as of May if asked for statement from Jan, in Jan it was around 15-20k..all savings from salary only..salary increased from Jan 2024 to gross 68k for me

Father has business

Mother is homemaker

Father savings 25k + 20k investments

 

[canuck78]

Me and my wife will cosign total gross for 2024 was around 96000 48k and 46k between me and wife


Length of stay 3-4 months

Savings me and wife combined 25-30k as of May if asked for statement from Jan, in Jan it was around 15-20k..all savings from salary only..salary increased from Jan 2024 to gross 68k for me

Father has business

Mother is homemaker

Father savings 25k + 20k investments

25k for a 3-4 month visit is not enough funds. Although you may be covering some of their costs IRCC typically wants to see that they could cover their costs or at least some of their costs if necessary. Is the 25k personal funds or does that include business funds as well? IRCC is also concerned that their savings amount doesn’t make sense based on their income. Can your parents justify how they saved their money? For example maybe they sold some land if their income would make saving 45k difficult. Maybe you or other family members have gifted them money. It appears as though a supervisa may be a better option for them even if they only want to visit for 3-4 months. The fact that your father can leave for 3-4 months weakens his ties when it comes to his employment.

 

[multipur]

25k for a 3-4 month visit is not enough funds. Although you may be covering some of their costs IRCC typically wants to see that they could cover their costs or at least some of their costs if necessary. Is the 25k personal funds or does that include business funds as well? IRCC is also concerned that their savings amount doesn’t make sense based on their income. Can your parents justify how they saved their money? For example maybe they sold some land if their income would make saving 45k difficult. Maybe you or other family members have gifted them money. It appears as though a supervisa may be a better option for them even if they only want to visit for 3-4 months. The fact that your father can leave for 3-4 months weakens his ties when it comes to his employment.

Hi @canuck78 thank you so much for responding:
As far as I understood, IRCC is concerned about the host's stable income; bank balance is not the criteria. I am not sure.
Also, how many years of NOA would we need? My pay increased significantly in Jan 2025, I can submit recent paystubs
My dad's fund are from their regular income, he is active invester and has a partnership business
And in the invitation letter, can we show a shorter period, as in the application, they ask if planning to visit for more than 6 months then apply for super visa? Can i show 1 month?

 

[canuck78]

Hi @canuck78 thank you so much for responding:
As far as I understood, IRCC is concerned about the host's stable income; bank balance is not the criteria. I am not sure.
Also, how many years of NOA would we need? My pay increased significantly in Jan 2025, I can submit recent paystubs
My dad's fund are from their regular income, he is active invester and has a partnership business
And in the invitation letter, can we show a shorter period, as in the application, they ask if planning to visit for more than 6 months then apply for super visa? Can i show 1 month?

For a supervisa IRCC wants to see you have earned a certain income in the past tax year but you also have the extra funds to support your parents financially in Canada for daily expenses or any emergencies. For example if your salary is a million dollars but your expenses are also a million dollars and you don’t have any savings you don’t actually have the funds to support a visitor. You can certainly mention your increased salary but if you and your spouse meet LICO for 2024 then that is good enough. I would include a letter explaining that your parents still want to visit for X amount of months but given the previous TRV refusal and your profiles you feel that a supervisa is a better option for your family. You may need to select a visit of over 6 months in the application to be considered for a supervisa but I would then clarify their actual desired length of visit and their proposed itinerary/travel details.