PRINCIPAL APPLICANT FOR FAMILY SPONSORHIP HAVING CANCER

[dulcedang]

My daughter in Canada filed the sponsorship of parents last 2010. It was only last of 2014 that she received a letter from CIC Mississauga that they are now ready to begin processing her sponsorship application for us and require additional information. I am already completing the documents checklist at present and hopefully soon I can send them to my daughter in Canada for final processing.

I have the following questions regarding my application. Please help.

1. Last 2010 when my daughter applied said sponsorship I don't have a serious illness. It was only last January 2012 that I was diagnosed of breast cancer. I undergone chemotherapy and complete my cycles. In my BACKGROUND DECLARATION form I stated said illness and attached medical history. To date I had no signs of disease recurrence. DO YOU THINK I WILL BE GRANTED OF PR IN CANADA DESPITE MY PHYSICAL CONDITION LATELY?

2. Last 2010 my dependent daughter which I include in my GENERIC FORM APPLICATION is just 18 years old last 2010.. she belongs to TYPE 1 DEPENDENT. This year she's already 22 years old. She's coming with me if granted. WILL SHE STILL BE CONSIDERED ON THE SAME CATEGORY SINCE CIC IMMIGRATION HAS NEW CATEGORIES OF DEPENDENTS AS OF AUGUST 2014?

3. My married son is also included in my Generic application form, WILL HE BE GRANTED FOR PR AS WELL? IF HE IS....GOD FORBIDS...HOW MANY YEARS WILL HE WAIT?

4. Since I am working at present in the Phils. as a principal.. if granted PR (hopefully) WILL THE IMMIGRATION ALLOW ME TO GO BACK TO MY COUNTRY AFTER THREE MONTHS OF STAY THERE UPON PR APPROVAL IN ORDER TO SETTLE THINGS AT HOME? Or since the expiration of PR is five years...CAN I GO TO CANADA AFTER MY RETIREMENT IN THREE YEARS TIME?

5. If ever I will not granted PR due to my health condition (I am the principal applicant).... will my daughter and husband/spouse be granted PR since they have no serious illness? I included them in my generic application....

I hope you can answer my questions to give light in all my doubts/confusion regarding my application. GOD BLESS YOU!!!!

 

[sweetiepie56]

My daughter in Canada filed the sponsorship of parents last 2010. It was only last of 2014 that she received a letter from CIC Mississauga that they are now ready to begin processing her sponsorship application for us and require additional information. I am already completing the documents checklist at present and hopefully soon I can send them to my daughter in Canada for final processing.

I have the following questions regarding my application. Please help.

1. Last 2010 when my daughter applied said sponsorship I don't have a serious illness. It was only last January 2012 that I was diagnosed of breast cancer. I undergone chemotherapy and complete my cycles. In my BACKGROUND DECLARATION form I stated said illness and attached medical history. To date I had no signs of disease recurrence. DO YOU THINK I WILL BE GRANTED OF PR IN CANADA DESPITE MY PHYSICAL CONDITION LATELY?

2. Last 2010 my dependent daughter which I include in my GENERIC FORM APPLICATION is just 18 years old last 2010.. she belongs to TYPE 1 DEPENDENT. This year she's already 22 years old. She's coming with me if granted. WILL SHE STILL BE CONSIDERED ON THE SAME CATEGORY SINCE CIC IMMIGRATION HAS NEW CATEGORIES OF DEPENDENTS AS OF AUGUST 2014?

3. My married son is also included in my Generic application form, WILL HE BE GRANTED FOR PR AS WELL? IF HE IS....GOD FORBIDS...HOW MANY YEARS WILL HE WAIT?

4. Since I am working at present in the Phils. as a principal.. if granted PR (hopefully) WILL THE IMMIGRATION ALLOW ME TO GO BACK TO MY COUNTRY AFTER THREE MONTHS OF STAY THERE UPON PR APPROVAL IN ORDER TO SETTLE THINGS AT HOME? Or since the expiration of PR is five years...CAN I GO TO CANADA AFTER MY RETIREMENT IN THREE YEARS TIME?

5. If ever I will not granted PR due to my health condition (I am the principal applicant).... will my daughter and husband/spouse be granted PR since they have no serious illness? I included them in my generic application....

I hope you can answer my questions to give light in all my doubts/confusion regarding my application. GOD BLESS YOU!!!!

hello you can get a representative or an immigration lawyer to get answers of all your questions

try searching online CANADIAN IMMIGRATION CONSULTANCY

 

[canuck_in_uk]

1. Provided the medical officer reviewing your file is satisfied that you are in remission and will not require further treatment in Canada, there probably won't be a problem. No one can say for sure.

2. Your daughter is still a dependent; her age was locked in when the application was submitted.

3. Since your son is married, he is NOT a dependent. You should remove him from the application immediately.

4. Yes, you can leave Canada after landing. Though you can stay out of Canada for up to three years, I suggest you don't cut it so close. Return with plenty of time to meet the Residency Obligation.

5. No, your spouse and daughter will not be granted PR if you are refused on medical grounds. Either you are all approved or you are all refused.

 

[dulcedang]

1. Provided the medical officer reviewing your file is satisfied that you are in remission and will not require further treatment in Canada, there probably won't be a problem. No one can say for sure.

2. Your daughter is still a dependent; her age was locked in when the application was submitted.

3. Since your son is married, he is NOT a dependent. You should remove him from the application immediately.

4. Yes, you can leave Canada after landing. Though you can stay out of Canada for up to three years, I suggest you don't cut it so close. Return with plenty of time to meet the Residency Obligation.

5. No, your spouse and daughter will not be granted PR if you are refused on medical grounds. Either you are all approved or you are all refused.

Regarding my son who is married, I listed his name following the guidelines in the GENERIC APPLICATION FORM saying that " YOU MUST LIST ALL FAMILY MEMBERS IN YOUR APPLICATION FORM FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE, WHETHER THEY ARE ACCOMPANYING YOU TO CANADA OR NOT. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SPONSOR FAMILY MEMBERS AT A LATER DATE IF THEY ARE NOT LISTED ON YOUR APPLICATION." Actually he is not coming with me because he is working at present in Singapore... but for future plans he dreams to go to Canada for work. If I'd be granted can I petition him even if he's married already.. if not what will he do to enter Canada and join us?

 

[dulcedang]

Regarding my son who is married, I listed his name following the guidelines in the GENERIC APPLICATION FORM saying that " YOU MUST LIST ALL FAMILY MEMBERS IN YOUR APPLICATION FORM FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE, WHETHER THEY ARE ACCOMPANYING YOU TO CANADA OR NOT. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SPONSOR FAMILY MEMBERS AT A LATER DATE IF THEY ARE NOT LISTED ON YOUR APPLICATION." Actually he is not coming with me because he is working at present in Singapore... but for future plans he dreams to go to Canada for work. If I'd be granted can I petition him even if he's married already.. if not what will he do to enter Canada and join us?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

As he is no longer a dependent, you will never be able to sponsor him. If he wishes to immigrate to Canada in the future, he will have to do it on his own merits.

 

[dulcedang]

in my generic application i also include the petition of my adopted child who is six yrs old. he's adoption is already approved by the dswd (dept of social welfare devt) in our county but his birth certificate for adoptive parents is still on-going. will i still submit his papers although its still incomplete or can still include him in my generic application.. help pls...

 

[dulcedang]

As he is no longer a dependent, you will never be able to sponsor him. If he wishes to immigrate to Canada in the future, he will have to do it on his own merits.

thanks a lot. you've been a great help.. god bless you

 

[canadianwoman]

Include the adopted child. If he is not included, you will not be able to sponsor him later. If anything is not ready for the application, explain this in a note and attach to the file.