wow thanks for the quick response. I guess I forgot to say that they are divorced, so they aren't dependent on each other. Does that matter?MofC2014 said:No questions are stupid, there are only stupid answers hehe
You complete one application with one of your parents as principal applicant and the other parent added as dependent on that application.
In this case, as they are divorced, they are not considered family members to each other, therefore 2 separate applications need to be completed. If either of them remarried, than also their respective spouse and dependent children (if applicable) must be added to each application.raisemyrent said:wow thanks for the quick response. I guess I forgot to say that they are divorced, so they aren't dependent on each other. Does that matter?
That is the reasonable assumption the forum is thinking. If you are charged on your credit card, your application get accepted towards the 5000 cap.OnePieceOne said:Hi I'm new to the forum!
Here's my 2014 PGP Sponsorship timeline so far
Jan 20th application submitted via UPS
Jan 21th application arrived at CPC-M at 8:30am
Jan 29th credit card authorized (amount on hold)
One question, does the credit card hold indicate I've made it for the 5000? I read on a newspaper that a great many applications among the first 7000 were returned because of incompleteness (every 1 in 2).
Hi Gatineau,Gatineau said:Hi everybody,,,
Any Quebec applicants here ? Also anybody knows when we gonna receive a confirmation letter?
Thanks
Application received - Jan 6th (10:30)
Credit card charged: Jan 20th
I am in the same situation. I applied on Jan. 7th. Cheque has not yet been cashed.Yawza said:Just wondering if anybody paid by a certified check got a bank confirmation that it was cashed out? I applied on the 8th but until now the check is still pending ( according to TD), not sure how often does the gov cash them out? once a month?
Thanks
+1tameez1985 said:I am in the same situation. I applied on Jan. 7th. Cheque has not yet been cashed.
user828, Thank you very much for your reply. By the way your CIC Phone Rep. is awesome as well.user828 said:CIC agent is wrong, you will calculate per 6 people
MofC2014. Thanks you very much as well for detailed response. Can you please post the link of this guide? Much appreciated.MofC2014 said:CIC agent is incorrect. The below is from the new guide.
How to calculate the family size?
The size of the family determines the amount of income you need to make to sponsor. Use this table below to assist you in calculating the size of your family:
1. Count:
yourself,
your spouse or common-law partner and
dependent children, if applicable. See the “Definition of dependent child (types A, B and C)”
Note: Children who meet the definition of a dependent child must be included in the calculation, even if you as a sponsor do not have custody nor provide child support.
2. Count:
the number of persons you are now sponsoring and
all dependent family members of that person, whether or not they are accompanying.
Count:
3. the number of persons covered by other valid undertakings you have made or co-signed in the past.
4. If you have a co-signer, count all persons covered by still valid undertakings made or co-signed by your co-signer.
Calculate the number of persons covered in steps 1 to 4. The total represents the family size
Look at the Federal Income Table for Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship in this guide to help you decide if you have the financial ability to meet sponsorship requirements. Note that your calculations will only be an estimate.
CIC wouldn't be worried about certified cheques and money orders, as they are guaranteed funds. They will probably deposit all of them together. If you really want to check on your applications, you can call CIC help desk and ask for the notes on your file regarding the sponsorship application. If you application is accepted, they would probably tell you "sponsorship application is deemed complete"...tameez1985 said:I am in the same situation. I applied on Jan. 7th. Cheque has not yet been cashed.