Apply for Family Sponsorship in Canada

It’s Lonely in Canada without Your Loved Ones.

Whenever you are separated from your loved ones, consistently appears to be an unending length of time. The pressure of agonizing over your families' Canadian sponsorship applications is added to the pressure of separation; and sorting out how to get applications done properly and quickly can be a frustrating experience. Successful family sponsorship applications require so much more than just completing a few forms. We urge you to contact us - and watch your feelings of anxiety promptly decline, as we clear up the course of how for sponsor somebody to Canada. Working with SMVD Immigration Consultants gives you the understanding and backing required so you can relax, all while setting aside you time and money in light of the fact that your application is done well, the initial time. Our professional approach will save you months, even years spent away from those you love the most.

Who Can Be Sponsored For Immigration To Canada?

Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada are eligible to sponsor the following family members for immigration to Canada:

• Spouse, Common Law Partner, Conjugal Partner or dependent children who have no dependent children

To be qualified under the accomplice sponsorship immigration pathways, your relationship with your spouse or partner should not have been made explicitly for movement purposes, and it should meet one of the accompanying definitions:

• Spouse: you are legally married to the individual you wish to sponsor and the marriage is legally recognized in the nation where it occurred as well as in Canada. Note that both of you probably been actually present for the marriage to meet Canadian immigration requirements.
• Common-law partner: you have lived respectively with the individual you wish to sponsor for at least 12 sequential months in an intimate relationship and you have consolidated your affairs in a relationship that is intended to be permanent.
• Conjugal partner: you and the individual you wish to sponsor have had a relationship for at least one year with a similar degree of responsibility as a marriage or common law partnership, but circumstances beyond your control prevent you from either co-habiting or getting married. This category would be appropriate to use in situations where it is impossible for you to marry or to live together, for example, same sex relationships from nations where same sex connections are illicit. In the event that it is feasible for you to live respectively, you are relied upon to apply as a common-law couple after a year.

·         Dependent Children:

As of October 24, 2017, to meet paragraph (b) of the definition of “dependent child” under section R2, a child must be in one of the following situations:

• under 22 years of age and not a spouse or common-law partner
• 22 years of age or older, have depended substantially on the financial support of the parent since before the age of 22 and be unable to support themselves financially due to a physical or mental condition (it is the financial dependency that must have been ongoing since before the age of 22. It is not necessary for the physical or mental condition to have existed before the age of 22.)

Parents or Grandparents

The Parent and Grandparent sponsorship program permits Canadian residents or Permanent Residents to sponsor parents or grandparents for migration to Canada; however, it permits a set number of candidates every year. The program ordinarily opens from the get-go in each schedule year and acknowledges a predetermined number of uses inside a brief timeframe until it close for the rest of the year. There are generally more individuals who need to sponsor through this program than spots accessible at whatever year, so authorization to support is given by invitation only.

If you might want to support your parents or grandparents to move to Canada, you will initially notify Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada that you meet the qualification necessities once the sponsorship application process opens for that year; and then wait to see whether you are decided to sponsor.  By chance that you are decided to support, you present a total application for processing.

Parents and Grandparents who accomplish permanent residence in Canada through sponsorship enjoy each of the advantages of Permanent Resident status, including Provincial medical care. They are also required to maintain residency in Canada for 2 years in every 5 year period of time, in order to keep their status as Permanent Residents of Canada.

Requirements to Sponsor a Parent or Grandparent:

To sponsor your parents or grandparents for immigration to Canada, you should be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and meet the accompanying general criteria:

• you live inside Canada
• you are at least 18 years old 
• you meet residency requirements if you are a Permanent Resident
• you have sufficient income to help your own family in addition to your parents or grandparents; in view of your beyond three annual tax filings
• you are not in jail, accused of a serious crime, bankrupt or under an evacuation request
• you do not owe money connected with a past immigration sponsorship, divorce settlement or child support

Note that when you are calculating how much pay required to sponsor, you should incorporate every one of the individuals from your family (yourself, spouse and dependent children) in addition to each of the individuals from the family for those you wish to support (parent or grandparent, their spouse and any dependent children). There are some certain circumstances where family size changes during the processing of the application, for example, when a new baby is born. In this circumstance, you should include the new child in the all out number of relatives and show an expanded level of income for the sponsorship application to continue. You can join the pay levels of you and your life partner to meet the base required levels if essential.

Requirements of the Sponsored Parent or Grandparent

If you are the parent or grandparent of the Canadian sponsor, you meet the accompanying general standards to be qualified for sponsorship:

• you are the parent or grandparent of the Canadian sponsor (by blood or adoption)
• you are not inadmissible for criminality, security or past misrepresentation
• you must pass an immigration medical exam
• you must make every effort to support yourself in Canada

 Sponsorship Obligations:

As the sponsor of your parent or grandparent, you are consenting to offer monetary help for your parent or grandparent, and their going with subordinate youngsters (if pertinent) for a considerable length of time from the date they land as a Permanent Resident. As the sponsor of your parent or grandparent, you are consenting for a Sponsorship undertaking for your parent or grandparent, and their accompanying dependent children from the date they land as a Permanent Resident.