Family Sponsorship Program
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A sponsor who is currently a Canadian citizen or permanent resident is able to sponsor a number of different family members. A sponsor who is looking to sponsor a family members to come to Canada under the Family Class, the sponsor is financially responsible to support the relatives. The sponsored may sponsor:
- His or her spouse
- Common-law partner
- Conjugal partner
- Dependent child
- Adopted children
- Parents
- Grandparents
At present the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is not accepting applications for parents and grandparents, however, the option of a Super Visa is available.
What is Canadian Spousal Sponsorship?
Canadian spousal sponsorship is about bringing families together – after all, home is wherever your family lives. Immigration Canada allows you to sponsor your loved ones for a life together within Canadian borders. Similar to most immigration programs, the government requires extensive paperwork, documentation, and proof of your relationship to ensure that your application will succeed.
Who Qualifies for Sponsoring a Spouse to Canada?
- Canadian citizens, persons registered in Canada as Indian under Canadian Indian Act,
- Permanent residents living in Canada.
- Not receiving social assistance, other than help with disability.
- Able to financially provide for the needs of the person sponsored.
- In a married, common-law or conjugal relationship.
In rare cases, proof that you exceed a low-income cut-off point.
Common Questions About Family Sposorship
Spouse sponsorship in Canada includes a promise to provide financial support for the person sponsored, including dependent children. You’ll sign an undertaking which pledges support for these basic needs:
- Rent or mortgage, along with utility bills
- Food and personal toiletries, like shampoo, soap and toothpaste.
- Clothing and other items necessary for daily life.
- Medical costs not covered by public health insurance, such as dental and eye care.
When you sign the undertaking to provide support, you remain financially responsible for your sponsor during the period of time which the sponsorship lasts.
We’ve helped people from more than 80 different countries around the world, from all walks of life, with their successful application for spousal sponsorship.
Canada has improved the processing time for permanent resident visas over the years, with the standard application completed in 12 months. This processing time for spousal sponsorship to Canada may lengthen, depending on the details of your case.
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- Not enough proof of relationship to prove legitimacy.
- Errors when filling out Canadian spousal sponsorship forms.
- Misrepresentation of facts presented in your application.
- Inadmissibility due to a conviction or public safety issues.
- Unable to meet basic requirements for spousal sponsorship.
What to ask a licensed Canadian immigration professional about family sponsorship applications?
Not all immigration professionals possess the same expertise and experience. Often we’ve noticed that Canadian Family Sponsorship is rejected because the right questions were not discussed.
Here are some very important questions, as a sponsor, you want to ask any person you are planning on hiring to help you with your Canadian Family Sponsorship application.
- What requirements must I fulfill financially in order to qualify?
- If you are sponsoring your spouse, what supporting documentation is required to show the validity of our relationship?
- If you are sponsoring a dependent child, what are the requirements for a child to be deemed a dependent?
The immigration professional should have no problems answer those important questions for you.
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