I received procedural fairness letter . I applied group five so what's solution
Based on the undertaking and settlement plan provided, you have indicated that shelter will be provided by farah and have made a deduction for an in-kind shelter donation of $7,000.
This individual is not a party to the sponsorship and has not signed the undertaking and has no legal obligation to provide the indicated shelter. As this represents such a large portion of the funds that are required for your sponsorship, I have concerns that should the in-kind shelter not be available, you would be unable to provide adequate support for the refugee(s) you are sponsoring.
Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) section 154 (1) states:
An officer shall approve an application referred to in paragraph 153(1)(b) if, on the basis of the documentation submitted with the application, the officer determines that
a. The sponsor has the financial resources to fulfil the settlement plan for the duration of the undertaking; and
b. The sponsor has made adequate arrangements in anticipation of the arrival of the foreign national and their family members in the expected community of settlement.
For the reasons provided above, I am concerned that you have not made adequate arrangement in anticipation of the arrival of the refugee as a significant portion of funding for this settlement plan is provided by an individual who has no legal obligation to this sponsorship undertaking.
Based on the undertaking and settlement plan provided, you have indicated that shelter will be provided by farah and have made a deduction for an in-kind shelter donation of $7,000.
This individual is not a party to the sponsorship and has not signed the undertaking and has no legal obligation to provide the indicated shelter. As this represents such a large portion of the funds that are required for your sponsorship, I have concerns that should the in-kind shelter not be available, you would be unable to provide adequate support for the refugee(s) you are sponsoring.
Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) section 154 (1) states:
An officer shall approve an application referred to in paragraph 153(1)(b) if, on the basis of the documentation submitted with the application, the officer determines that
a. The sponsor has the financial resources to fulfil the settlement plan for the duration of the undertaking; and
b. The sponsor has made adequate arrangements in anticipation of the arrival of the foreign national and their family members in the expected community of settlement.
For the reasons provided above, I am concerned that you have not made adequate arrangement in anticipation of the arrival of the refugee as a significant portion of funding for this settlement plan is provided by an individual who has no legal obligation to this sponsorship undertaking.