You can try. At most you lose your application fee that's all.From the threads that I'm reading dialysis is one reason for denial. Actually, when I submit my interest to sponsor online last October 14 I only apply my mother because medical examination for my father will be an issue. No idea. I just found out recently when cic emailed the invitation that both parents will be considered in the application although my father is non accompanying.
No he hasn't bee denied for visas. He has tourist visa before. He started his dialysis 2 years ago
Anyways I will give it a try and will go from there. Maybe I could write a letter to cic that I only want my mother to be sponsored? well I don't know if that works??
PGP 2020
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I think they mentioned that details will be announced in the first half of 2021. So hopefully before June we will hear something at the least?
If he's on dialysis then he will almost certainly not pass the medical unfortunately. The costs of dialysis are high in Canada and exceed the annual threshold by a wide margin.From the threads that I'm reading dialysis is one reason for denial. Actually, when I submit my interest to sponsor online last October 14 I only apply my mother because medical examination for my father will be an issue. No idea. I just found out recently when cic emailed the invitation that both parents will be considered in the application although my father is non accompanying.
No he hasn't bee denied for visas. He has tourist visa before. He started his dialysis 2 years ago
Anyways I will give it a try and will go from there. Maybe I could write a letter to cic that I only want my mother to be sponsored? well I don't know if that works??
A letter will not work. It is mandatory that your father pass the medical in order for your mother to be approved. All dependent family members must pass the medical regardless of whether they are coming to Canada or not. This is a hard / fast rule.
If you want to give this a try and are OK losing the application fees, then my recommendation is that you process the application with your father taking the medical and see what happens. I would have him take the medical over writing the letter to exclude him. IRCC will not allow him to be excluded from the medical process.
Hi Scylla, I have a similar doubt. In the Interest To Sponsor form, I had entered only my mom's information as I am just looking to sponsor her. - Do I still need my Dad's medicals because they are married ?
Also, my brother is dependent on my mom, do I need to meet income requirement for my brother as well, that would be 3 people in total my mom, bro and me ?
Yes, your father must take and pass the medical as well. And must also provide PCCs. Your mother's application cannot be approved without this.
If your brother is under 22 years old, then he must be included in the application as a dependent and you must have enough LICO to cover your mother, brother and father. If your brother is 22 years old or older, he is excluded.
You need to meet LICO for 4 people. This assumes you have no spouse or children.
The application will be refused. You must meet LICO for the person you are sponsoring + all of their dependents, regardless of whether they want to come to Canada or not. If you don't meet LICO for 4 people, there is no point applying. Refusal is guaranteed.
In that case you need to meet LICO for 3 people in order for your mother's application to be approved. You can leave your brother off.
Your father. You must have LICO to cover him even if he's not coming to Canada.