URGENT HELP NEEDED!!! ONLINE APPLICATION

[Visitor01]

I am about to pay my application fee online and its very confusing. PLEASE HELP!!

My husband is sponsoring me, he is canadian citizen and we are applying online. Which option do i choose to make payment online.

Sponsorship application (per application) $75.00
Principal applicant $475.00
Principal applicant who is under 19 years of age, unmarried and not in a common-law relationship $75.00

Spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner $550.00

Which option do I choose? Its family Class, Inland Application.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

PR fees:

Sponsorship application $75
Principal applicant fee $475
Right of Permanent Residence Fee $490

Total $1040

 

[Visitor01]

Thanks for the reply...I am still searching. I am not paying for Right of Permanent Residence Fee.

Plus can i just choose "Spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner $550.00"

instead of selecting
Sponsorship application $75
Principal applicant fee $475

I don't know why they have made it sooo confusing?

 

[Visitor01]

Anyone????

 

[sammystorm19]

Thanks for the reply...I am still searching. I am not paying for Right of Permanent Residence Fee.

Plus can i just choose "Spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner $550.00"

instead of selecting
Sponsorship application $75
Principal applicant fee $475

I don't know why they have made it sooo confusing?

You need to pay the sponsorship application fee and the principal applicant fee. They are for two different parts of the application.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Thanks for the reply...I am still searching. I am not paying for Right of Permanent Residence Fee.

Plus can i just choose "Spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner $550.00"

instead of selecting
Sponsorship application $75
Principal applicant fee $475

I don't know why they have made it sooo confusing?

No, you can't. That $550 fee is for the spouse of the principal applicant; as your husband is not being sponsored, that fee does not apply to you. You must pay the separate fees.

CIC recommends that you pay the RPRF upfront in order to prevent any delays to your application.