Parents and Grandparents Immigration
OINP

All the immigration and visa services submitted by you entrusted by Weiling Study Abroad and Immigration Company will be reviewed and submitted by Weiling’s Licensed Immigration Consultant (ICCRC).

• The guarantor must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and must be over 18 years old;

• The guarantor needs to accurately calculate the number of family members and use this to calculate the minimum income requirement of the guarantee;

• The guarantor can only vouch for his own parents or grandparents, and cannot vouch for the parents or grandparents of the spouse. However, you can act as a co-signer to provide financial support to your spouse when sponsoring the other’s parents;

• The guarantor's income must reach 1.3 times the Canadian Minimum Family Income (LICO) requirement in the 3 years before the application (it only needs to reach the minimum income in 2020), and this standard needs to be maintained during the application process

• The guarantor needs to sign an agreement, agree and guarantee that it will provide the guarantor with at least 20 years of financial support (10 years in Quebec)

• If the guarantor resides in Quebec, then only one year's tax return record is required

• Application form

• A photocopy of any of the following materials: a double-sided copy of the Maple Leaf Card, or immigration paper (IMM 1000), or a permanent residency confirmation document (IMM 5292 or IMM 5688); or a Canadian citizenship certificate (double-sided copy); or a Canadian birth certificate ; Or the front page of a Canadian passport;

• If the spouse is a joint guarantor, a copy of the marriage certificate is required;

• If the spouse is a joint guarantor, identification documents are also required;

• Documents to prove the relationship between the guarantor and the applicant: a copy of the guarantor’s birth certificate; if you are sponsoring the parents’ parents, a copy of the parents’ birth certificate is required;

• Provide the original tax forms for the most recent 3 tax years (just print them out). It can be obtained free of charge from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA);

• If you cannot provide it, you need to provide a separate explanation letter;

• Copy of the first page of the passport of the applicant and accompanying persons;

• Marriage certificate or joint declaration of the principal applicant and the dependent spouse;

• Proof of the relationship between the principal application and the accompanying dependent children;

• Birth certificates of all accompanying children;

• The main applicant's resume and travel records;

• Two photos of each of the main applicant and his subordinates