Changing outland dependent to non-companying ?

[Diane Matthie]

Can you change your outland dependent to non-companying at the final stage of your PR application process?

 

[Chad4lyphe]

Yes u can from the visa not issued to them as yet

 

[Diane Matthie]

Yes u can from the visa not issued to them as yet

Great, Thank you.

Do you know if I would have to sponsor the dependent afterwards or just notify them when I want the dependent to come to Canada?

 

[scylla]

Great, Thank you.

Do you know if I would have to sponsor the dependent afterwards or just notify them when I want the dependent to come to Canada?

You will need to sponsor them for PR through the family class immigration process. You'll need to be living in Canada in order to sponsor them and can expect processing to take around 1 year.

 

[Diane Matthie]

You will need to sponsor them for PR through the family class immigration process. You'll need to be living in Canada in order to sponsor them and can expect processing to take around 1 year.

Thank you.

 

[Chad4lyphe]

Great, Thank you.

Do you know if I would have to sponsor the dependent afterwards or just notify them when I want the dependent to come to Canada?

U will have to sponsor the dependent afterward if u want them to join you in Canada, are apply for a visa for them to visit

 

[Diane Matthie]

U will have to sponsor the dependent afterward if u want them to join you in Canada, are apply for a visa for them to visit

thank you.

 

[YVR123]

Great, Thank you.

Do you know if I would have to sponsor the dependent afterwards or just notify them when I want the dependent to come to Canada?

Also want to add, if the dependent is child, his/her age does not get "locked". You will need to sponsor the child before he/she turn 22 years old and he/she needs to remain single.

 

[Diane Matthie]

Also want to add, if the dependent is child, his/her age does not get "locked". You will need to sponsor the child before he/she turn 22 years old and he/she needs to remain single.

Thank you. She is 18 this year, so we have little time.