Hi
Please provide some suggestion on my in-laws super visa application. I am planning to apply for the super visa for my in-laws. I want to know how strong their application is?. Especially I want to know your opinion on home country ties. Their scenarios are as follows
My father-in-law scenario:
A retired teacher, receiving a pension (25,000 INR), own land (worth of 25,00000 INR), visited Canada thrice through a super visa (from 2014 to 2019) and no overstay,
My mother-in-law scenario:
A retired teacher, receiving a pension (25,000 INR), own a house (worth of 45,00000 INR), visited Canada once (in 2011)
My wife only one child for them, and she is a Canadian citizen.
When I applied for a super visa for my father-in-law (in 2014), I showed land as a financial tie and wife as a family tie. Now I want to apply for both at the same time. Does it make a weak application?
As a sponsor, we are good at NOA requirements and bank savings.
Senior member inputs are highly appreciated. Thanks
Please provide some suggestion on my in-laws super visa application. I am planning to apply for the super visa for my in-laws. I want to know how strong their application is?. Especially I want to know your opinion on home country ties. Their scenarios are as follows
My father-in-law scenario:
A retired teacher, receiving a pension (25,000 INR), own land (worth of 25,00000 INR), visited Canada thrice through a super visa (from 2014 to 2019) and no overstay,
My mother-in-law scenario:
A retired teacher, receiving a pension (25,000 INR), own a house (worth of 45,00000 INR), visited Canada once (in 2011)
My wife only one child for them, and she is a Canadian citizen.
When I applied for a super visa for my father-in-law (in 2014), I showed land as a financial tie and wife as a family tie. Now I want to apply for both at the same time. Does it make a weak application?
As a sponsor, we are good at NOA requirements and bank savings.
Senior member inputs are highly appreciated. Thanks
