Hi, I moved to Canada 2 months back and got a job with more than the minimum salary for supervisa. As I don't have a notice of assessment yet, can I show my offer letter as income proof and apply for supervisa of my parents?
Is offer letter a valid proof for supervisa?
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The offer letter doesn't confirm you're actually working for the company. Get a new letter from them that confirms you're now working for them (proof of employment) as well as your salary and also include pay stubs to show your income.
Thanks for your response. Don't I need notice of assessment? Or any minimum time for which I should have been earning in Canada?
No, I haven't. I'm sorry for my ignorance. I was just going to apply for visitor visa for my parents, while a thought came to my mind about posting a simple query about supervisa. Thank you for your response. If you have any links to any such groups relating to supervisa, please do share.
Thanks
Robin
Try the visitor visa section of the forum.
But before you do that - read up on the requirements on the CIC web site.
But before you do that - read up on the requirements on the CIC web site.
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