Minimum period of stay for PR holder to sponsor a supervisa for dependent parents ?

[kaushikwavhal]

Hi,

I am planning to immigrate to canada on basis of a PR (FSW). I would like to know what is the minimum period i will have to stay/work in canada before i can sponsor their supervisa application?
Provided that i have all the pre-requisites and enough financial proofs and parent's canadian medical insurances.

Also, theoretically, can a candidate who has just received a PR and a job offer of a good amount (well above the minimum salary requirement for super visa) can apply for a supervisa for his parents immediately using the job offer / employment letter as a proof of funds?

 

[Bryanna]

Hi,

I am planning to immigrate to canada on basis of a PR (FSW). I would like to know what is the minimum period i will have to stay/work in canada before i can sponsor their supervisa application?
Provided that i have all the pre-requisites and enough financial proofs and parent's canadian medical insurances.

Also, theoretically, can a candidate who has just received a PR and a job offer of a good amount (well above the minimum salary requirement for super visa) can apply for a supervisa for his parents immediately using the job offer / employment letter as a proof of funds?

There's no minimum time that the host must wait for before applying. Instead, the host must be able to prove that s/he meets LICO. An offer of employment and a couple of pay stubs will not work for super visas for new immigrants. It is advisable to wait until you can include at least one recent NOA

 

[kaushikwavhal]

It is advisable to wait until you can include at least one recent NOA

This is exactly what i wanted to know. Thanks a lot.

 

[kaushikwavhal]

Is it safe to assume that you get the NOA within few months of completing a (financial) year of employment in Canada ?

 

[Bryanna]

Is it safe to assume that you get the NOA within few months of completing a (financial) year of employment in Canada ?

You must be a tax resident to file your Canadian tax returns. If you're filing your taxes for the first time, it could take about a month to be processed