Guide 3999 – Sponsoring Your Family Before You Apply
Guide 3999 – Before You Apply
Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreFamily Class (Spouses, Partners and Dependent Children Parents, grand-parents)
Guide 3999 – Before You Apply
Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreGuide 3999 – Sponsorship of a Spouse, Common-law partner, Conjugal partner or Dependent Child Living outside Canada
Read MoreWhat happens to your application at the Case Processing Centre? Phase: Completeness check Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) reviews your
Read MoreGuide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreGuide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreGuide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreSponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Read MoreEffective August 1, 2014, the definition of a dependent child is changing for Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s (CIC’s) immigration programs.
The age at which a child will be considered a dependant is being reduced, from under 22 to under 19.
The exception for full-time students is also being removed. Children of applicants who are 19 or over but are financially dependent on their parents and are enrolled in full-time studies will no longer be eligible to be processed as dependent children.
Read MoreSponsored parents’ immigration program is the next program to have measures introduced to limit the inventory of applications in the system. The 4 measures announced today also contemplate introduction of a long-term visit visa, increase admissions, continue public consultations, and freeze the intake of new applications with immediate effect.
Read MoreThe federal government is imposing a two-year moratorium on immigration applications from parents and grandparents, starting immediately.
Read MoreThe federal government says it will repair Canada’s broken family reunification system by boosting the number of parents and grandparents accepted into Canada, imposing a moratorium on new applications, and introducing a new “supervisa” for extended visits.
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