My Son Situation

[KMZ]

Dear All,

I submitted my Skilled Workers application to visa office on January 2010 and they provided me a file number.

On 31st January 2012 Visa office requested up-to-date police certificates,medical tests and landing fees for me and for family.
Also they requested a proof or an educational status for my eldest son 24 years old, I sent to them proofs that he was studying since we submitted our applications until June 2011 where he graduated from the university and I explained to visa officer that my son is completely financially dependent on me and he hasn't any finance income.

Unfortunately I received today an email from the visa office to inform me that the officer is not satisfied that my son meets the requirements of section 2(b)of immigration regulations, so they deleted my son from my application.

This is a big problem to me, what can I do to make the officer satisfy, shall:

1. I write a letter telling them that at the submitting date of my application my son was a student and he was attending full-time studying (which I approved with documents to them) until mid of 2011 and because their immigration procedure is so slow that my son had graduated.

OR

2. my son register in any academic, professional or vocational training on a full-time basis course and submit to them all necessary documents to prove that.

I'll be thankful to any experts' advice to solve this issue.

 

[mandiebraxton]

Unfortunately the only way you can include your son who is above 22 is if he was totally dependent on you due to medical condition for example or any other compelling circumstance. As there is no such evidence of this, I dont think VO will consider him.
As your son is above the 22 dependant age limit, I think your son can apply in his own right if he meets the eligibility requirement. 5 points is already guaranteed if you land in Canada before he puts in his application . The PNP, FSW2 as well as work permit route can be explored too. Good luck!
Mandie

 

[Kanamen]

Unfortunately the only way you can include your son who is above 22 is if he was totally dependent on you due to medical condition for example or any other compelling circumstance. As there is no such evidence of this, I dont think VO will consider him.
As your son is above the 22 dependant age limit, I think your son can apply in his own right if he meets the eligibility requirement. 5 points is already guaranteed if you land in Canada before he puts in his application . The PNP, FSW2 as well as work permit route can be explored too. Good luck!
Mandie

Well explained,Sis....+1

 

[mandiebraxton]

Well explained,Sis....+1

Thank you sir!
Mandie