PGP - 2022
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Yes. You have to prove LICO for those years for the total number of people in your family.
What do you mean “only”?
This is from the PGP 2022 Guide, hope this answers your question
Do I (the sponsor) have to continue to meet the income requirements during the processing of the application?
If new information indicates that you may no longer meet the income requirements, your income may be reassessed at any time during processing. Your income could also be reassessed if more than 12 months have passed between the dates since we received your application and when processing of the application begins.
You and your co-signer, if applicable, must meet the amounts outlined in the Income for Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship from the date on which IRCC receives your sponsorship application until the day your family members become permanent residents of Canada.
In order to qualify to be part of the 2020PGP pool you had to meet LICO for 2017, 2018 and 2019 so IRCC could technically look back and eliminate those who were never supposed to be in the pool to begin with. Whether they will os a different story. Other people who meet the requirements but didn’t get selected could sue to enforce who should be in the current pool of applicants. They keep on selecting for the PGP2000 pool to favour those who have qualified for 6+ years but haven’t been selected yet.