In the evaluation form, it is not asking what year. Its asking "at the time of application" every family member that is dependent on you financially.rayearth said:Hi
Just want to know if my son is included on the count if I submit my mom sponsorship this January 2017? because my wife gave birth recently this October 2016 and the coverage on the financial evaluation is 2013, 2014, and 2015. Thanks
Regardless of whether your sister is accompanying or not, she must still be included in the LICO count.rayearth said:Thanks for answering my question
because i just want to sponsor my mom and my younger sister but that thing is if i going to include my sister the problem is that my 2014 income both me and my wife is short 3 thousand plus, so what going to happen now is i can only sponsor my mom but not my younger sister?
This is how some people are choosing to interpret the rule. Unfortunately this isn't how CIC interprets the rule. You need to meet LICO for 6 individuals in order to qualify to apply.rayearth said:Quote from: mannel on December 11, 2016, 06:28:04 am
This is all about a baby. You have to count you and people who are being sponsored but if a baby was born this year, she or he does not need to be counted on all years.
People to be counted always and for all year are sponsor and people being sponsored. A spouse or baby who did not exist for example year one are not counted.
I just saw this in the other thread
so instead of 6 it will be 5 the size of family because my wife recently gave birth last October 2016 and he will not be counted in the last 3 years of taxation?
That is incorrect. IRCC requires that you meet LICO for every year using the family size at the time that you submit the app.rayearth said:Quote from: mannel on December 11, 2016, 06:28:04 am
This is all about a baby. You have to count you and people who are being sponsored but if a baby was born this year, she or he does not need to be counted on all years.
People to be counted always and for all year are sponsor and people being sponsored. A spouse or baby who did not exist for example year one are not counted.
The IRCC Call Centre gives out wrong information all the time, especially to questions that require any amount of research or thought.rayearth said:Quote from: jaski on November 21, 2016, 07:41:49 pm
Guys i dont know about this all. I have called CIC and confirmed with them. Income is calculated according to family size every year. They check income of 2013 with family size of 2013. Same with 2014 and 2015. There is so much confusion where people are just saying that you do not qualify. This is not mention anywhere on any official website that says that you must meet the income equals to size of family in last year.
This is correct. I have confirmed this things from other sources also
I agree with you Rayearth.rayearth said:Quote from: jaski on November 21, 2016, 07:41:49 pm
Guys i dont know about this all. I have called CIC and confirmed with them. Income is calculated according to family size every year. They check income of 2013 with family size of 2013. Same with 2014 and 2015. There is so much confusion where people are just saying that you do not qualify. This is not mention anywhere on any official website that says that you must meet the income equals to size of family in last year.
This is correct. I have confirmed this things from other sources also
Again, incorrect. This is not how IRCC applies the rule. A person must meet LICO for every year using the family size at the time they apply. If the family size increases after the app is submitted, the LICO increases from that year on.IvoryX said:If the family composition changes throughout 3 last years, you only need to count in the real # of people in the picture. If you have a baby in 2016, you don't count her in for the year of 2013, 2014 and 2015.
The family composition can be a changing situation, and it is for this reason that CIC asks applicants for the update of change of family composition after submission of application. CIC has to be reasonable and consistent with their assessment policy.
In addition, the immigration law stipulates that the sponsor's income must be calculated on the basis of the last notice of assessment, which means, you only need to submit NOAs for the year of 2013, 2014 and 2015 for intake 2017, BECAUSE, you won't be able to have 2016 NOA by then.
However, you need to explain the situation in a letter, and provide your 2016 2016 to CIC once it is available to you as your family size is 5 in 2016.
I respectfully don't agree with with canuck_in_uk.canuck_in_uk said:Again, incorrect. This is not how IRCC applies the rule. A person must meet LICO for every year using the family size at the time they apply. If the family size increases after the app is submitted, the LICO increases from that year on.
You have to count how many people are supported by you and/or the co-sponsor "at the time of application"..baby is a person...count him. The rule is simple, do not try to interpret it another way.rayearth said:Thanks for answering my question
because i just want to sponsor my mom and my younger sister but that thing is if i going to include my sister the problem is that my 2014 income both me and my wife is short 3 thousand plus, so what going to happen now is i can only sponsor my mom but not my younger sister?