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Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2021

DariaSen

Newbie
Feb 15, 2015
7
0
Hi everyone!

I was wondering if someone has had a similar situation as mine. My mom has continued to live in her home country throughout the process, but from the most recent letter I got from the IRCC it seems that they think that she is currently in Canada ( and has been here the-whole time???!) They asked to answer a few questions, and are supposed to open a “portal” where she will complete her PR process by “virtual landing”.
My mom arrived to Canada asap, and she’s here rn. I still haven’t received the “portal” email though, and she is here only for a few days, and must go back following that.
 

Yasi88

Newbie
Sep 14, 2022
2
1
Hello everyone,

I received a letter from CIC yesterday and said: Your application does not meet the requirements for processing as the following item is missing or incomplete.

I received this letter twice once in April and now, I submitted the first request on April 18,and the status of them changed to complete now ,but they change the status of some of the others files which is marked before as completed and now shows as returned and ask to resubmitted again.

did anyone experience the same thing?
Thanks
 

mpatel2

Full Member
Jun 20, 2022
24
12
Hi,

Can someone help to link my mom's file to my CIC account?
1. File submitted online on 3/Nov/2021.
Status on this website is submitted only. never changed. https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login
2. Medical done on 20/May
3. Biometric done on 26/May
4. PCC & additional documents requested by CIC was submitted through email on 21/Jul.
5. I have a file number/ UCI number but I am unable to link it with my CIC account.
6. I received the below letter on 23/Aug & I submitted all the documents again through email on 12/Sep.

Please advise.

Requirements for Processing
In order to minimize delays, please submit a valid email address for the Principal Applicant and/or
their Authorized Representative via IRCC secure account (MyCIC) at
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html. This
email address will be used to communicate with the Principal Applicant and their dependant family
member (if applicable) throughout the processing of their application.
Please note that the following documentation is required for your sponsored family
members. If not already included in your application, please obtain and submit as soon as
possible:
 Updated residential address: You are required to provide the current residential address
for the principal applicant and their dependant family member (if applicable). You must
report any changes to their address, telephone number(s) and email address immediately
throughout the processing of your application. Failure to provide updates may result in
processing delays.
 Immigration Medical Examination: The principal applicant and their dependant family
member (if applicable) must each complete an Immigration Medical Examination in
support of this application. Instructions for the medicals will be sent separately. Please
complete all required testing within the timeframe specified on the instructions.
 Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF): The Right of Permanent Residence Fee(s)
must be submitted to this office. Please refer to the CIC Website for detailed instructions
on how to pay immigration fees: www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/index.asp.
 Passport/Travel Document: The principal applicant and their dependant family member
(if applicable) must submit a copy of their passport. If their passport has expired or will
expire within the next 12 months, please have them apply for and submit a copy of their
new passport with a validity of 12 months or more. Please ensure to include the biographic
page of the passport.
 Proof of Relationship (Sponsor and Principal Applicant): Please provide a photocopy
of your birth certificate clearly indicating your relationship to the Principal Applicant. If you
cannot provide this, please provide additional government documents establishing your
relationship. Please review the country specific requirements listed for children, as
these documents are applicable to sponsors of parents and grandparents. Country
specific requirements can be found on our website:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp.
 Proof of Relationship (Principal Applicant and Dependant Spouse or Common-law
Partner): The principal applicant and their dependant family member (if applicable) must
provide the following:
 If married, your relative must submit a copy of their legal marriage
registration/certificate as proof of relationship to their spouse.
 If in a common-law partnership, your relative must submit proof of cohabitation,
such as joint bank accounts, joint ownership of residential property, joint residential
leases, joint utilities accounts, and/or other documents for both parties showing the
same address.

Case Processing Centre Mississauga # 300 – 2 Robert Speck Parkway
Website: www.cic.gc.ca Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 1H8
 If previously married or widowed, your relative and their dependant family
member (if applicable) must provide a legal divorce or death certificate as proof of
dissolution for all previous marriages.

Please refer to the country specific requirements listed for spouses and common-
law partners, as these documents are applicable to parents and grandparents. Country

specific requirements can be found on our website:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp.
 Biometrics (if applicable): On July 31st, 2018, biometrics became a requirement for
some IRCC applicants. If your relatives are required to complete biometrics, they would
have received a request for fees and an instruction letter with details on how to submit
biometrics. If they have yet to submit biometrics, they should do so immediately.
Biometrics requirements can be found on our website:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp.
 Police Certificate: The principal applicant and their dependant family member (if
applicable) must provide police certificates from:
 The country where they currently live, and
 Any country they have resided for a period of six months or longer since the age
of 18.
Your relative is required to obtain the police certificate from that country’s law enforcement
authorities. Please send a copy of the original police certificate to this office as soon as
they receive it. Follow these instructions to ensure you provide the correct police
certificates: www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp.
 Supplementary Information – Your Travels (IMM 5562): The principal applicant and
their dependant family member (if applicable) must complete this form with travel
information since the age of 18.
 Details of Military Service – IMM 5546 (if applicable): The principal applicant and their
dependant family member (if applicable) must complete this form if they served in the
military, army, defence or police unit, (including National Service), and submit a copy of
the military card/booklet, including blank pages, as applicable. If exempt from compulsory
service, please provide official proof of military exemption from the relevant authority.
 CV/Resume: The principal applicant and their dependant family member (if applicable)
must provide an in-depth CV/resume containing details of their education, employment
and professional history since the age of 18. For periods of employment ensure to include
the dates of employment, the name of their employer, their position title, detailed job
duties, and location. There must be no gaps in information.
 

kafepoche

Hero Member
Sep 30, 2021
356
231
Hi everyone!

I was wondering if someone has had a similar situation as mine. My mom has continued to live in her home country throughout the process, but from the most recent letter I got from the IRCC it seems that they think that she is currently in Canada ( and has been here the-whole time???!) They asked to answer a few questions, and are supposed to open a “portal” where she will complete her PR process by “virtual landing”.
My mom arrived to Canada asap, and she’s here rn. I still haven’t received the “portal” email though, and she is here only for a few days, and must go back following that.
portal emails can be delayed so there is no guarantee she can finish the virtual landing within the few days window. if she is back in home country, send in a webform to ask for passport submission outland.
 

kafepoche

Hero Member
Sep 30, 2021
356
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