Congratulations to Mrs. Ruschiensky on becoming Canadian permanent resident this September!
Family Sponsorship Immigration
We have extensive experience assisting Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their family members to immigrate to Canada.
If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, you may be able to sponsor your spouse, conjugal or common-law partner, child (including an adopted child), parents or other eligible relative to become a permanent resident under one of the family classes. Permanent resident status will allow your family member to live, study and work in Canada.
FACTS:
More than 50 clients of ours have received Permanent Residence under Family Sponsorship from 2020 to 2021
How We Can Help
Our regulated immigration consultants at PanGu Immigration Consulting have extensive experience helping Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor their family members to immigrate to Canada.
We have in-depth knowledge of the requirements that needed to be met. We have the expertise to help you prepare an effective and persuasive sponsorship application.
When it comes to application preparation, we know that simply following IRCC’s generic guideline may not be enough. Because every client's case is unique, and what works for one, may not work for another. That is why we take extra steps to craft a strategic plan with comprehensive guidelines, and customize an effective and persuasive submission to meet each client's particular situation. We do our utmost to maximize the chance of a successful application.
Please Contact Us to discus your immigration needs and to explore your options. Or you canBook A Free Consultation that best fits your schedule.
Our services include, but not limited to,
1. To assess eligibility
Before we start, we conduct a one-on-one consultation with you to assess your eligibility to sponsor and the eligibility of the person being sponsored.
2. To choose class of application
We advise you on the class of application that suits your particular situations and needs.
3. To prepare application package
We prepare your application package by following the steps in this guide and referring to instructions on your checklist. To better serve our clients, we provide notarization, certified translation of foreign documents and true copies verification services for an additional fee.
4. To submit application with Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
Given IRCC’s rigorous requirements, it is important to provide a complete package at the initial submission to avoid delays or return of an incomplete application package. Our extensive experience in dealing with family sponsorship allows us to assist clients with preparing complete and accurate applications to sponsor their loved-ones to Canada.
5. To communicate with IRCC
We communicate with IRCC, and Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) on your behalf, including but not limited to, corresponding through phone calls, email, and mail; complying with immigration officer requests in a timely manner; tracking application progress; and filling for changes of your circumstances.
6. Prepare you for immigration interview
We consider preparation for spousal sponsorship interview to be absolutely essential. As such, our consultants will take the time to do a preparatory session, where we will pose the kind of questions that the claimant can expect to receive from the officer at the interview. This practice both assists with reviewing the essential elements of our client’s application, provides reassurance and increases their confidence for their big day at the interview.
We have in-depth knowledge of the requirements that needed to be met. We have the expertise to help you prepare an effective and persuasive sponsorship application.
When it comes to application preparation, we know that simply following IRCC’s generic guideline may not be enough. Because every client's case is unique, and what works for one, may not work for another. That is why we take extra steps to craft a strategic plan with comprehensive guidelines, and customize an effective and persuasive submission to meet each client's particular situation. We do our utmost to maximize the chance of a successful application.
Please Contact Us to discus your immigration needs and to explore your options. Or you canBook A Free Consultation that best fits your schedule.
Our services include, but not limited to,
1. To assess eligibility
Before we start, we conduct a one-on-one consultation with you to assess your eligibility to sponsor and the eligibility of the person being sponsored.
2. To choose class of application
We advise you on the class of application that suits your particular situations and needs.
3. To prepare application package
We prepare your application package by following the steps in this guide and referring to instructions on your checklist. To better serve our clients, we provide notarization, certified translation of foreign documents and true copies verification services for an additional fee.
4. To submit application with Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
Given IRCC’s rigorous requirements, it is important to provide a complete package at the initial submission to avoid delays or return of an incomplete application package. Our extensive experience in dealing with family sponsorship allows us to assist clients with preparing complete and accurate applications to sponsor their loved-ones to Canada.
5. To communicate with IRCC
We communicate with IRCC, and Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) on your behalf, including but not limited to, corresponding through phone calls, email, and mail; complying with immigration officer requests in a timely manner; tracking application progress; and filling for changes of your circumstances.
6. Prepare you for immigration interview
We consider preparation for spousal sponsorship interview to be absolutely essential. As such, our consultants will take the time to do a preparatory session, where we will pose the kind of questions that the claimant can expect to receive from the officer at the interview. This practice both assists with reviewing the essential elements of our client’s application, provides reassurance and increases their confidence for their big day at the interview.
Who Can Be A Sponsor
You can sponsor someone to become a permanent resident if you are,
- 18 years or older,
- a Canadian citizen or permanent resident,
- living in Canada (if you’re a Canadian citizen living outside Canada, you must show that you plan to live in Canada when your sponsored relative becomes a permanent resident. You can’t sponsor someone if you’re a permanent resident living outside of Canada), and
- Willing to sign an undertaking agreement (If sponsoring a spouse or partner or a child over 19 years of age, this financial commitment lasts for 3 years from the date they become a permanent resident. For a dependent child under 22 years of age, it lasts for 10 years or until the child turns 25 (whichever comes first).
- previously sponsored someone and did not pay back any social assistance that they received while the undertaking was in place.
- are in default on an immigration loan or a performance bond
- did not pay court-ordered alimony or child support
- have declared bankruptcy which has not been discharged
- were convicted of
- an offence of a sexual nature,
- a violent crime,
- an offence against a relative that caused bodily harm or
- threatened or attempted to commit any of the above offences—depending on the nature of the offence, how long ago it happened and if you received a pardon
- are restricted by five-year Sponsorship Bar
- are under a removal order,
- are in a penitentiary, jail, reformatory or prison,
- have a spousal sponsorship application currently in process and haven’t received a decision.
Due to the length of the full content, we cannot list all scenarios and exceptions. The list above is for your reference only. Please refer to the Immigration Refugee Protection Act and Regulations for detailed eligibilities of a sponsor.
Or Contact Us today, to discuss your options!
Or Contact Us today, to discuss your options!
To Sponsor Spouse, Dependent Child or Common-law Partner
You can sponsor a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner, or dependent child to immigrate to Canada whether they live inside or outside Canada.
Apply Under Spouse in-Canada Class
If your spouse or common-law partner are already living with you in Canada, you have the option to apply under the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada class. This class has an advantage: your spouse/partner could apply for an open work permit if he or she has valid immigration status; It also has a disadvantage: no right to appeal a negative decision to the Immigration Appeal Division. We can advise you on choosing the appropriate sponsorship class that best suits your particular situation and immigration needs.
Spouse Open Work Permit
If your spouse or partner is living in Canada with you and is applying under Spouse In Canada Class, our firm can help your spouse to obtain an open work permit so that he/she is able to work while the application is being processed.
Processing Time for Spousal Sponsorship Applications
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada provides estimates of the processing time for your sponsorship application.The current processing time for spousal sponsorship application is 12 months. The actual processing time of each application varies according to a number of factors.
Parents, Grandparents Sponsorship
Sponsor's Responsibilities:
As a sponsor to a relative, you must:
As a sponsor to a relative, you must:
- support your relative financially when they arrive,
- be able to meet basic needs for yourself and your relative, such as food, shelter, and clothing,
- make sure your relative doesn’t need social assistance
The first step to sponsor your parents or grandparents is filing out the Interest to Sponsor Form.
The Interest to Sponsor parents and grandparents form 2020 has yet to be opened by the IRCC.
The Interest to Sponsor parents and grandparents form 2020 has yet to be opened by the IRCC.
To Sponsor A Relative
You can’t sponsor your brother, sister, nephew, niece or grandchild in any of the following situation applies,
-one of their parents is still alive
-no one knows where their parents are
-their parents abandoned them
-someone else other than their parents is taking care of them while one or both their parents are alive
-their parent is in jail or otherwise detained
-one of their parents is still alive
-no one knows where their parents are
-their parents abandoned them
-someone else other than their parents is taking care of them while one or both their parents are alive
-their parent is in jail or otherwise detained
You can sponsor only your Orphaned brother, sister, nephew, niece or grandchild
You may sponsor one relative, related by blood or adoption, of any age, if
- you don't have a living relative such as a spouse, sibling, child, orphaned nephew or niece or grandchild, you could sponsor instead, AND
- you don’t have any relatives who is a Canadian citizen, or permanent resident
