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Parent Sponsorship 2018 - Income (LICO)

scylla

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Hi
i want to apply for family sponsorship of my wife and son, Do i have to still meet LICO requirement?
No - there is no LICO for spouse and child sponsorship.
 

shargun22

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Apr 23, 2018
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No - there is no LICO for spouse and child sponsorship.
Thanks for updation. Can you please share some weblink supporting your reply as one of my friend had created this doubt of LICO. I just want to make sure every aspect before starting application.
 

canuck78

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Thanks for updation. Can you please share some weblink supporting your reply as one of my friend had created this doubt of LICO. I just want to make sure every aspect before starting application.
It is true but you have to be able to show that you have the funds to support your family without government help.
 

pgupta8

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Hi,

I landed as a PR last year. Since I landed in mid of year, the 2017 Canadian income of me and my wife may not be enough to sponsor my parents (after 3 years). But if I add my pre-PR 2017 income from home country, it is well above the LICO limit. Is it possible for me to consider my pre-PR income in this case? If yes, do I need to make any changes to my 2017 income tax filing?
 

canuck_in_uk

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Hi,

I landed as a PR last year. Since I landed in mid of year, the 2017 Canadian income of me and my wife may not be enough to sponsor my parents (after 3 years). But if I add my pre-PR 2017 income from home country, it is well above the LICO limit. Is it possible for me to consider my pre-PR income in this case? If yes, do I need to make any changes to my 2017 income tax filing?
You can't use your home country income.
 

mannyp

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Mar 21, 2018
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Talk with accountant. See if u can reassess that year 1200$ short income .And pay more tax for the year back dated , due to income that you may not declare or forget to declare.
For example , you may be driving UBER during the weekends & fail to declare that income to CRA

While filling income form IMM5768 .Add updated assessed income also in the table where period of income is asked. No need to give 3 last years NOAs ( do not fill IMM5748) , instead just fill form that give full authory to cic to talk with cra about your income
lottery u got this year may not get for next 5 years. By the time CIC contact with CRA, u new updated income of that year is what CRA should have . Best of luck .
I have a similar situation. I have already sent the amendend return but apparently it will take 9 weeks to get NOA. Can I give explanation and submit the amendment copy? Also can I show sickness EI? I don't know if it's considered special EI like maternity. Thanks!
 

M.Prasla

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Aug 31, 2016
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Hi everyone, I am preparing super visa for my parents., please someone can help me to answer the following concern of mine?

1. I want to show my father's properties and business documents to justify his ties to the resident country. In which section I should provide this information and document?

2. Me and my wife together earn $104K, however, we both started our full-time permanent jobs on1st, May 2017 (i had have contracted job from 1st Jan to 17 March 2017), therefore, we got NOA for around 40K each (1st May-Dec 31st, 2017).
My question is, as I am applying for my parents so I have NOA for 40K 2017 and my income is 44K/year, but our household income is 104K as my wife earns 60K and her 2017 NOA is also around 40K. What if a visa offer just would see my NOA/salary (40K/44K) which is under LICOs income as I am calling MY parents. Or, they would also assess my wife's salary too so I would be good enough as per LICOs?

I know in my second question I am thinking too much, actually, my parents got reject Visit visa in 2015 when I try to call them for my convocation ceremony that's why this time I am very concern before applying.

I hope someone from this forum could able to help me out to answer my above concerns.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers
 

sameer811

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Hello,

can any body tell me, Gross rental income can be proof of household family income for each year?
 

sameer811

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Thank you for your reply. i got an invitation to apply for my parents. i am wondering is the child benifits can be included in household income also mentioning its showing in my tax papers in line 150
 

canuck78

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Thank you for your reply. i got an invitation to apply for my parents. i am wondering is the child benifits can be included in household income also mentioning its showing in my tax papers in line 150
No only income can count towards LICO. CCB is a benefit from the government. Things like EI also don't count unless it is for maternity or disability.
 
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sasghar1992

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Aug 7, 2018
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Hello everyone,

I just got invited to sponsor my parents in the 2nd draw of 2018. For 3 people, my incomes for 2017 and 2016 is way more than the minimum required. But for 2015, I was in school for the first half of 2015 and when I started work I was paid $25 an hour from end of June to Dec 2015. $25/hr is a little over $48k a year and the threshold for 2015 for 3 people is a little less than $47k. What does this mean? Can I apply with an explanation or am I not eligible at all?

Thanks,
Syed