Visa for infant and in-laws

[rahulbharath]

Hello everyone,

My wife and I are PRs. I am currently in Canada. Wife in India for childbirth. Baby born. Now i want to bring my baby to Canada and my in-laws as well.

1. If i need to bring my baby here, how to apply for tourist visa? i want her here first and then apply for PR for child, as otherwise it will take too long. Can i apply it online using my own CIC log-in? or do i need to create new IDs for her?

2. For in-laws can i use same method above and apply visa online? Or should they apply locally?

Any inputs/alternate suggestions will be highly helpful. Thanks!

 

[canuck78]

1. You need to apply for a TRV for your child. If it isn't approved you can try for a TRP. If that isn't approved you will have to sponsor your child from Canada. Unfortunately if you don't have your child in Canada you're not guaranteed that she will be able to be sponsored while in Canada.

2. Your inlaws should not apply at the same time as your baby because it will look like they are coming to care for the child which is not allowed because they are not allowed to work as a visitor. We all know it happens but it must not appear like it is happening. How long do your parents want to come to Canada? Do you meet the LICO? Do you want them to get a TRV or a supervisa? The TRV will depend more on their travel history to countries like US, UK, Australia, etc, savings/property, ties to India, etc The supervisa has more to do with your savings, you rNOA and whether you meet LICO. It looks like you have to filed your taxes in Canada and have only been in Canada for 6 months. Not sure if/how long you have been employed. Mot cases CIC wants to see NOA for supervisa.

 

[rahulbharath]

1. You need to apply for a TRV for your child. If it isn't approved you can try for a TRP. If that isn't approved you will have to sponsor your child from Canada. Unfortunately if you don't have your child in Canada you're not guaranteed that she will be able to be sponsored while in Canada.

2. Your inlaws should not apply at the same time as your baby because it will look like they are coming to care for the child which is not allowed because they are not allowed to work as a visitor. We all know it happens but it must not appear like it is happening. How long do your parents want to come to Canada? Do you meet the LICO? Do you want them to get a TRV or a supervisa? The TRV will depend more on their travel history to countries like US, UK, Australia, etc, savings/property, ties to India, etc The supervisa has more to do with your savings, you rNOA and whether you meet LICO. It looks like you have to filed your taxes in Canada and have only been in Canada for 6 months. Not sure if/how long you have been employed. Mot cases CIC wants to see NOA for supervisa.

Thanks for the reply Canuck

1. So my option will be TRV first. Do i need to create a new GCKEY login for my child in her name and apply? Or is it possible to apply using my own GCKEY i used while applying for my PR? Unfortunately if you don't have your child in Canada you're not guaranteed that she will be able to be sponsored while in Canada. about this, you mean to say when I am PR and my child is born overseas, she is not guaranteed a PR? Kindly clarify. thanks.

Also, when am applying for TRV for my child, should i write a letter of explanation stating i want to apply for a PR for her eventually when she gets here? And what should i mention in period of stay and purpose of visit?

2. Ok, i will ask my in-laws to apply separately. they will come for 6 months perhaps. I definitely meet the LICO for TRV. and i have savings for Supervisa as well. However, i do not have a T4. I started working in May. I guess i can provide my bank statements and pay-stubs.

Once again, thanks for your reply.

 

[canuck78]

Thanks for the reply Canuck

1. So my option will be TRV first. Do i need to create a new GCKEY login for my child in her name and apply? Or is it possible to apply using my own GCKEY i used while applying for my PR? Unfortunately if you don't have your child in Canada you're not guaranteed that she will be able to be sponsored while in Canada. about this, you mean to say when I am PR and my child is born overseas, she is not guaranteed a PR? Kindly clarify. thanks.

Yes you are allowed to sponsor your child for PR if you are a PR living in Canada.

Also, when am applying for TRV for my child, should i write a letter of explanation stating i want to apply for a PR for her eventually when she gets here? And what should i mention in period of stay and purpose of visit?

2. Ok, i will ask my in-laws to apply separately. they will come for 6 months perhaps. I definitely meet the LICO for TRV. and i have savings for Supervisa as well. However, i do not have a T4. I started working in May. I guess i can provide my bank statements and pay-stubs.

Depending on your parents' financial situation they may want to get a TRV. We have seen that most supervises want to see your NOAand that you have worked long enough to make LICO while in Canada not just your anticipated salary. You can always try if you want.]

Once again, thanks for your reply.

 

[rahulbharath]

thank you Canuck!

how about this question below? can you please guide me on this?

Also, when am applying for TRV for my child, should i write a letter of explanation stating i want to apply for a PR for her eventually when she gets here? And what should i mention in period of stay and purpose of visit?

 

[newbiew1993]

Hello everyone,

I am applying TRV for my child. I was wondering if someone who had successful application can post a sample of invitation letter and LOE. I would really appreciate if someone can help me out with that. thanks A lot in advance