If your Canada Family Sponsorship Visa application is refused, you can appeal the matter to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) within 30 days.   

Over the years, the Canadian government has improved the processing times for permanent resident visas; the typical application is now finished in 12 months, though this can vary depending on your case’s specifics, the Canadian visa office to which the application was sent, and the kind of family member being sponsored. 

Sponsoring a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, or dependent child is not income-required. However, the applicant must give proof of income if their spouse, partner, or child has a dependent kid, and the sponsor must agree to meet the sponsored family members’ basic needs. (Food, clothes, shelter, and other essentials of life; dental and eye care; and other health requirements not covered by public health services available to all citizens and permanent residents of Canada.) 

Certain minimum income criteria depend on the size of your household. You must include everyone who will live with you, including yourself, your family, the person you want to sponsor, and their family. If the undertaking and sponsorship agreement is still in force, you should also include the details of your former.

It depends on the sponsored person: 

• 20 years for Parents’ and Grandparents’ sponsorship 
• 10 years for a relative sponsorship 
• 10 years for dependent child sponsorship under 22 years of age or up until child turns 22 
• 3 years for a spouse, conjugal partner, or Common-law partner sponsorship and dependent child who is above 22 years old 

There is currently no direct Canada Family Sponsorship Visa scheme available for siblings of Canadian citizens or permanent residents. However, as members of the same economic class, their siblings can apply for permanent residence in Canada and receive an extra 15 points under the Express Entry system. 

You may sponsor your brother, sister, nephew, niece, or orphaned grandchild if they are younger than 18 and unmarried. Be aware that you could be eligible to sponsor a relative, not in the aforementioned age range based on your needs and circumstances.

Both inland and outland spousal sponsorship may be available to a spouse if they are both legally residing in Canada. Sponsorship is also not available for couples in Conjugal relationships in Canada.

When you apply for immigration, you can also apply for an open work permit. You are allowed to work in Canada while your application is being processed as long as you have a Canadian Open Work Permit; but, you cannot start working until you get the permit. One of the main benefits of spousal sponsorship inside of Canada is that.

Even if you attempt re-entry while your application for permanent residence is still pending, there is no guarantee that you will be permitted to do so if you leave Canada while it is still processing. If your application is rejected, you will need to apply again.

• Unable to meet requirements for spousal sponsorship. 
• Insufficient evidence of a connection to prove legitimacy. 
• Filling completing Canadian spousal sponsorship application paperwork incorrectly 
• Misrepresentation of the information in your application. 
• Inadmissibility due to a criminal record or concerns for public safety.

Yes, it is possible, once a sponsored spouse or partner becomes a lawful permanent resident of Canada. They have been physically present in Canada for a minimum of three years during the five years immediately before their citizenship application.

There’s a wide variety of documentation that you may use as proof of the relationship, including: 

• Joint bank accounts. 
• Evidence of communication, such as text messages and call logs. 
• Joint tax returns application. 
• contact through social media, such as Facebook postings, and messages. 
• Joint bills, such as a hydro, mortgage, and rent payments. 
• Distributing rewards provided by an employer. 

To sponsor a family member other than a spouse or partner, applicants must meet Minimum Necessary Income requirements. While employment is not always necessary, sponsors are still expected to show that they have enough money coming in over the last three years to support the family members they are supporting. 

It is possible; however, in such cases, a Canada Visa is often refused. To get visa approval, the applicant must successfully prove that they are a bona fide visitor who does not intend to stay in Canada permanently until accepted for permanent residency, as well as that they have sufficient ties to their home country. 

Your spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, parents, grandparents, some relatives, and dependent children are all eligible to be sponsored for immigration to Canada. You can send your buddy a letter of invitation to apply for a visitor visa even though you cannot sponsor them to come to Canada to get Canadian permanent residency.

You must include your Notice of Assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for each of the three tax years that ended right before the date on which you submitted your application for sponsorship. 

Yes, divorced sponsors are allowed to apply for Canada Family Sponsorship Visa application.

Yes, the change in the age of dependants affects sponsorship undertakings.