Sponsorship of parents, children, spouses (common-law, conjugal, same sex), refugees.
Sponsoring my Wife's Mother
vkdeengar Posts: 3
Posted On: 12/4/2015
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My wife has recently left her job post delivery and she is unemployed. We are in Canada for last 3.6 years and want to apply for her mothers PR. Can I apply as a co-sponsor considering my income fits in the LICO?
VKD
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PMM Posts: 661
Posted On: 12/5/2015
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Hi
My wife has recently left her job post delivery and she is unemployed. We are in Canada for last 3.6 years and want to apply for her mothers PR. Can I apply as a co-sponsor considering my income fits in the LICO?
VKD
1. Yes, as long as you and your spouse's income meet the LICO + 30% for the previous 3 years.
PMM
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MelM Posts: 226
Posted On: 12/5/2015
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Yes - you can co-sponsor (your wife would be the primary sponsor). Note that you must provide three years of Canadian tax returns that meet LICO to apply. This means that if you want to apply in January 2016, you will need to provide tax returns for 2012, 2013 and 2014 that all meet LICO.
Also note that there is a cap for parent/grandparent sponsorship applications and that this year that cap was reached in a day and a half. So you'll want to make sure your application reaches CIC on the first business day of January.
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vkdeengar Posts: 3
Posted On: 12/8/2015
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My wife has recently left her job post delivery and she is unemployed. We are in Canada for last 3.6 years and want to apply for her mothers PR. Can I apply as a co-sponsor considering my income fits in the LICO?
VKD
1. Yes, as long as you and your spouse's income meet the LICO + 30% for the previous 3 years.
PMM
Thanks for your response. Really helpful. VKD
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vkdeengar Posts: 3
Posted On: 12/8/2015
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Thanks Mel for your response. I think I will have to wait for another year since I will not have full 3 years returns to show. First time I had files taxes was in 2013.
Yes - you can co-sponsor (your wife would be the primary sponsor). Note that you must provide three years of Canadian tax returns that meet LICO to apply. This means that if you want to apply in January 2016, you will need to provide tax returns for 2012, 2013 and 2014 that all meet LICO.
Also note that there is a cap for parent/grandparent sponsorship applications and that this year that cap was reached in a day and a half. So you'll want to make sure your application reaches CIC on the first business day of January.
VKD
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