Invitation Letter for the parents' visitor visa (attaching supporting documents)

[s.arabshahi1989]

Hello,
I'm writing a letter of invitation for my mother. She's going to stay at my home while she's in Canada. I was wondering whether I should attach my lease form and other supporting documents (such as my own status in Canada, bank statement and/or notice of tax assessments, etc.) to the end of this letter? or should I attach/upload them elsewhere?

Also, should I print the letter, sign it by hand and then scan it? Or a digital signature and/or full name+date will be enough?

Thank you, everyone, in advance for your answers

 

[canuck78]

Hello,
I'm writing a letter of invitation for my mother. She's going to stay at my home while she's in Canada. I was wondering whether I should attach my lease form and other supporting documents (such as my own status in Canada, bank statement and/or notice of tax assessments, etc.) to the end of this letter? or should I attach/upload them elsewhere?

Also, should I print the letter, sign it by hand and then scan it? Or a digital signature and/or full name+date will be enough?

Thank you, everyone, in advance for your answers

Yes you can attach your information but her information (savings, property ownership, proof pf job and other ties, etc.) are the primary documents that must be included.

 

[s.arabshahi1989]

Yes you can attach your information but her information (savings, property ownership, proof pf job and other ties, etc.) are the primary documents that must be included.

Thank you for your reply!
Ok, I'm gonna attach my documents to the end of the invitation letter then.
Also, you're absolutely right about her documents being more important.

Do you know if I should print the letter and sign it by hand?

 

[canuck78]

Thank you for your reply!
Ok, I'm gonna attach my documents to the end of the invitation letter then.
Also, you're absolutely right about her documents being more important.

Do you know if I should print the letter and sign it by hand?

No need