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« on: December 03, 2008, 10:42:08 pm »

My wife is sponsoring me.  She is a stay-at-home mom and I work to support the family.  I know that there is no income requirement for sponsorship, but I have a few questions on filling out Form 5481.  Should I include our Canadian citizen children on line 6B?  They are technically not dependent on her financially since I make the money. Also, is there any information I need to provide regarding my income?  Should I include my Option C as well as hers?  We are financially stable (no social assistance, etc.),

We are filing outbound and I am American if this matters.

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« Reply #1 on: December 04, 2008, 09:50:29 am »

Hopefully you are working legally in Canada - like with a work permit.  And congrats on knowing to file an outland application.

Form 5481: Yes, absolutely she includes the child(ren) in Box 6B, and lists them in Section 6B on the following page.  It doesn't matter that she is not working to support them, it matters that she is responsible for providing for them and that they are dependent on her.  And you include them, also, in Section B of the "Additional Family Information" form.

You can include your Option C (as well as hers, if she has one) - as you know, there is no minimum income requirement for spousal sponsorships, but CIC does want to be sure that financial support is available.  You should probably include an explanation of the income situation with Form 5481 to explain why she has no income to declare in Q#3.  You can give them your information (income over the past 12 months, employer, etc) instead on the separate sheet, and include your Option C and (most importantly) your Immigration Canada work authorization.   
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« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2008, 04:58:53 pm »

Form 5481: Yes, absolutely she includes the child(ren) in Box 6B, and lists them in Section 6B on the following page.  It doesn't matter that she is not working to support them, it matters that she is responsible for providing for them and that they are dependent on her.  And you include them, also, in Section B of the "Additional Family Information" form.
RobsLuv, could you please clarify which page you meant by 'Section 6B on the following page'?
thanks
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