10 years or from 18 years old?

[russ6970]

Hi,

Filling out the common-law sponsorship forms. May sound a silly question, but when it asks for information for the last 10 years or since you were 18, I assume as I am 48 it's just the last 10 years information I give. Thought I would check.

Have ticked the box that I was refused my first study visa and gave info as well as ticked the serious disease box and stated I have NHL but no treatment required yet (this is fine as I know I can't be medically inadmissible with sponsorship).

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi,

Filling out the common-law sponsorship forms. May sound a silly question, but when it asks for information for the last 10 years or since you were 18, I assume as I am 48 it's just the last 10 years information I give. Thought I would check.

Have ticked the box that I was refused my first study visa and gave info as well as ticked the serious disease box and stated I have NHL but no treatment required yet (this is fine as I know I can't be medically inadmissible with sponsorship).

Hi

Yes, 10 years.

 

[zardoz]

Hi,

Filling out the common-law sponsorship forms. May sound a silly question, but when it asks for information for the last 10 years or since you were 18, I assume as I am 48 it's just the last 10 years information I give. Thought I would check.

Have ticked the box that I was refused my first study visa and gave info as well as ticked the serious disease box and stated I have NHL but no treatment required yet (this is fine as I know I can't be medically inadmissible with sponsorship).

Just be aware that IRCC can still revise the requirements to cover from the age of 18 in any specific application. They did this to me, resulting in a massive extra workload.

 

[russ6970]

Hi

Yes, 10 years.

Cheers!

 

[russ6970]

Just be aware that IRCC can still revise the requirements to cover from the age of 18 in any specific application. They did this to me, resulting in a massive extra workload.

Ah ok. I have both anyway. Was just wondering.