It's a random draw. Everyone still has a chance.
Thanks for your reply. But is not a good news for me. I would like to see no involvement from him as he is not coming and would not do the tests.
The only way that can happen is if your parents are legally separated or divorced and no longer living together. Otherwise your father must pass the medical and background / security checks in order for your mother to be approved. Are your parents still together?
They are legally married, but that's all it is. I understand the point you make but it is stupid because if someone is not coming why ask for documents anyways. Of course he will not do that stuff for us.
Because both have to be assessed and determined to be admissible (medically and criminally) as part of the original application. Otherwise this would create a loophole that people could exploit to get around admissibility (including excessive burden).
BTW - if they are no longer living together and haven't had a shared address for some time now, then it may be worthwhile to try to convince IRCC that they are effectively separated by providing proof of this. Not sure it would work. But that's the only way I see to exclude your father from the application.
But you submitted your interest to apply in 2020. And that was the requirement and still is. And you knew that your income doesn't meet the requirement.
lol, my roommate has exactly the same timing and income shortfalls as you describe so he knew he wouldn't qualify last year so he didn't join the draw. and you joined the draw and won the lottery? fukc you!
As long as she is your wife and she agrees to co-sign, it's OK to count her income in NOA. It's a good backup plan in case something happen or increase of family size.
Thanks for the response- it was not clear as website says co signer has to meet same requirements as the sponsor like 3 years NOA so was wondering in my case when spouse only has 2 years and it will be consider as co-signer or not?
