Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2018

[TinaA]

I am asking my question again. My common law and I are going to apply for my parents. for NOA 2015 and 2016 we file our tax as single and for 2017 we have not done it yet. we are going to file it as common law though! so, is it going to be an issue?

 

[Rob_TO]

Hello Rob, if I only worked partial year in the first of the three years since I was doing school, and my income was higher than minimum requirement if proportioned to the whole year, can I apply? Can you please give me a reference? Thanks!

The income requirement is confirmed at 2015, 2016 and 2017. All years NOAs must show the full LICO amount, no exceptions.

 

[Rob_TO]

I am asking my question again. My common law and I are going to apply for my parents. for NOA 2015 and 2016 we file our tax as single and for 2017 we have not done it yet. we are going to file it as common law though! so, is it going to be an issue?

Only thing that matters is as of the date of your parents PR app, you are common-law. Your tax marital status in previous tax years is completely irrelevant.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I am asking my question again. My common law and I are going to apply for my parents. for NOA 2015 and 2016 we file our tax as single and for 2017 we have not done it yet. we are going to file it as common law though! so, is it going to be an issue?

It doesn't make a difference for the sponsorship app but if you filed single when you were already common-law, you committed tax fraud.

 

[Jasonapplyingpr]

The income requirement is confirmed at 2015, 2016 and 2017. All years NOAs must show the full LICO amount, no exceptions.

Hi Rob, thanks so much for your reply. I am asking because in the first page, you mentioned "Does your 2015 income meet the minimum income amount? This would depend if you were working for a full year or partial year."
My situation is that I finished school in June of 2015 and started working in June. My income of that year does not meet the requirement. However, if I can proportion my income from partial year to a whole year, I am beyond the minimum (e.g. monthly salary). Is it possible to do that?

 

[canuck78]

Hi Rob, thanks so much for your reply. I am asking because in the first page, you mentioned "Does your 2015 income meet the minimum income amount? This would depend if you were working for a full year or partial year."
My situation is that I finished school in June of 2015 and started working in June. My income of that year does not meet the requirement. However, if I can proportion my income from partial year to a whole year, I am beyond the minimum (e.g. monthly salary). Is it possible to do that?

No it is the actual money you made not your income potential.

 

[SMA.DE]

@Rob_TO , @canuck_in_uk , and other senior members, When the Interst to Spobsor form asks for parents information, can we just put principle applicant's information, or we must put the information of the PA and PA's spouse?

If PA is only listed on the Interest to Sponsor form, can PA's spouse later be added to the PR application?

Thanks!

 

[maduljid062]

You must include your dad in your family size, regardless if he's coming or not. He would be a non-accompanying dependent.

So if you don't meet LICO including both, you're ineligible to apply for 1 or 2 parents.

 

[razerblade]

When the form is asking for parents information, can we just put principle applicant's （information, or we must put the information of the PA and PA's spouse?

Pretty sure you need to list everyone you will be sponsoring.

 

[Rob_TO]

Hi Rob, thanks so much for your reply. I am asking because in the first page, you mentioned "Does your 2015 income meet the minimum income amount? This would depend if you were working for a full year or partial year."
My situation is that I finished school in June of 2015 and started working in June. My income of that year does not meet the requirement. However, if I can proportion my income from partial year to a whole year, I am beyond the minimum (e.g. monthly salary). Is it possible to do that?

No it's not possible. You must have the full LICO amount on your 2015 tax return or your app will be rejected.
You will need to wait until 2019 to apply with 2016/2017/2018 income.

 

[bold9k]

Guys I feel stupid but on the CIC website it says to fill the interest to sponsor form but I cant find the link to the online form?

To access the interest to sponsor form, answer these questions:

Who would you like to sponsor?

• My own parents and grandparents
• My spouse or partners’ parents and grandparent
  
  https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...l-us-you-want-sponsor-parent-grandparent.html

Maybe I'm blind but I cant find the form to fill this up

 

[razerblade]

Guys I feel stupid but on the CIC website it says to fill the interest to sponsor form but I cant find the link to the online form?

To access the interest to sponsor form, answer these questions:

Who would you like to sponsor?

• My own parents and grandparents
• My spouse or partners’ parents and grandparent

Lol, you need to answer that question. Select one of the two options: "My own pare..." OR "My spouse or ....". It will prop another question about whether you have read the requirements, answer that and it will show a button to the form.

 

[bold9k]

Sorry nvm - My google Chrome was not giving me those buttons - apparently Microsoft Edge Worked lol!!

 

[SMA.DE]

You submit one interest form with both listed. If selected, you will submit 2 separate apps.

Thanks! Is it a must to submit one form only?

 

[YVR123]

Thanks! Is it a must to submit one form only?

One interest to apply form per eligible sponsor (e.g. you)
Do not submit multiple times please!