Seeking Advice...Bringing a non-accompanying dependent to Canada.

[mumay fort]

Hello everyone! 2015, when I got to finally be a permanent resident of Canada through AINP self nomination program. However, things weren't exactly on my side at that time, I had to declare my daughter as a non accompanying dependant... Now after 2 years, she is ready and excited to be with me. However, I'm not well informed about how or what process do I have to go through before I can actually bring her here. Any advice please...She 's hoping and so excited to spend summer here next year. Help please..


TIA

Mfort

 

[Kickistan]

Hello everyone! 2015, when I got to finally be a permanent resident of Canada through AINP self nomination program. However, things weren't exactly on my side at that time, I had to declare my daughter as a non accompanying dependant... Now after 2 years, she is ready and excited to be with me. However, I'm not well informed about how or what process do I have to go through before I can actually bring her here. Any advice please...She 's hoping and so excited to spend summer here next year. Help please..


TIA

Mfort

Sponsor her .. or apply for visitor visa if she is not planning to stay with you for a long time.

 

[mumay fort]

Sponsor her .. or apply for visitor visa if she is not planning to stay with you for a long time.

Hello Kickistan, thank you. Would you be able to give me the link the sponsor? Not sure which one. TIA

 

[Rob_TO]

Hello everyone! 2015, when I got to finally be a permanent resident of Canada through AINP self nomination program. However, things weren't exactly on my side at that time, I had to declare my daughter as a non accompanying dependant... Now after 2 years, she is ready and excited to be with me. However, I'm not well informed about how or what process do I have to go through before I can actually bring her here. Any advice please...She 's hoping and so excited to spend summer here next year. Help please..


TIA

Mfort

As long as she's still within the age to be considered a dependent, and you can get other parents consent, then you would simply sponsor her for PR as a dependent child. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp

Note she will need to do the medical exam again since first one is valid for 1 year only.

 

[mumay fort]

As long as she's still within the age to be considered a dependent, and you can get other parents consent, then you would simply sponsor her for PR as a dependent child. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp

Note she will need to do the medical exam again since first one is valid for 1 year only.

Thank you so much for your quick response Rob. Will work on her papers as soon as I can