Define "Will accompany you to Canada?" on the IMM5707 please

[Ultrabook]

I'm applying as an undergraduate for 2023 Winter entry.
What should I tick for the "Will accompany you to Canada?" option vis-à-vis my parents who will be travelling with me but will leave before the academic year starts (so temporarily)? My dad is unsure what to put as well
Sorry for the dull question- just don't wanna get it wrong

 

[michaelofficial123]

I'm applying as an undergraduate for 2023 Winter entry.
What should I tick for the "Will accompany you to Canada?" option vis-à-vis my parents who will be travelling with me but will leave before the academic year starts (so temporarily)? My dad is unsure what to put as well
Sorry for the dull question- just don't wanna get it wrong

No dull questions here! Everything’s valid.

Accompany = Dependent. Per your situation, your parents are not considered as dependants since they will leave after settling you down. For that, they need to apply for a Tourist Visa.
You are to select “no” for this question.

 

[Ultrabook]

No dull questions here! Everything’s valid.

Accompany = Dependent. Per your situation, your parents are not considered as dependants since they will leave after settling you down. For that, they need to apply for a Tourist Visa.
You are to select “no” for this question.

Thanks so much! Was a bit nervous since every guide for the form said the same thing with no further explanation.. the study permit app is more complicated than I can deal with at this time . I appreciate your help

 

[michaelofficial123]

Thanks so much! Was a bit nervous since every guide for the form said the same thing with no further explanation.. the study permit app is more complicated than I can deal with at this time . I appreciate your help

It’s normal! keep asking them questions

 

[Ultrabook]

It’s normal! keep asking them questions

Thanks! In relation to signatures, if I'm doing an online app should I be leaving them blank or doing a digital signature (when I figure out how to) or something else completely)? I've gotten polarising info from stuff I've searched online .-.