Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
- Thread starter Garry2008
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PCC is valid for one year. I am in the same situation. Where do we forward the PCC?
Good morning, have a question for the lawyers here.
yesterday i took my father to Service Ontario for the G1 test. The lady in the entrance told we cannot go together and he need to go by himself and if he need he can call me from there and ask to help with translation. He doesn't speak English at all and this situation added to the stress of the exam. I remember, long time ago, when we just came to Canada, someone told me it is a law, to allow translator in government services. I tried to google it and find only about the court settings.
Can someone point me out for this. I guess we all need to go with our parents to different places and it very stressful for them.
thank you in advance
yesterday i took my father to Service Ontario for the G1 test. The lady in the entrance told we cannot go together and he need to go by himself and if he need he can call me from there and ask to help with translation. He doesn't speak English at all and this situation added to the stress of the exam. I remember, long time ago, when we just came to Canada, someone told me it is a law, to allow translator in government services. I tried to google it and find only about the court settings.
Can someone point me out for this. I guess we all need to go with our parents to different places and it very stressful for them.
thank you in advance
I sent a status inquiry through webform on Monday and surprisingly I received a response with CIC agent. Although he didn’t give me too much useful info at least they seem to function now
Hello to all
My parents will be travelling from India in mid august as they have received COPR.
Can anyone please help me what documents and paperwork do they need at the airport ?
My parents will be travelling from India in mid august as they have received COPR.
Can anyone please help me what documents and paperwork do they need at the airport ?
I agree. When I meant leave a car I meant an actual car not a taxi. My father would have to drive that car himself.
I would say though that the "advised recommendations" are extremely vague. Yes it does say things like avoid public transport eg bus and taxis but it also says that they should minimize getting into contact with anyone.
So the only way that can work is if the parents drive themselves home in a vehicle. Correct? What if the parents cannot drive?
Anyway this is the kind of half hearted type "plans" that the government comes up with. The devil is in details. It is easy to talk big about broad principles and ideals.
I reached out to Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, my MPP and MP.
Read my experience here
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/parents-and-grandparents-sponsorship-2019.611761/page-2280#post-8439945
Same here....sent a status inquiry via web form on Monday and got a response today. So yes the web form team is working for sure.
If you apply 2 years extension, does it mean super visa? Do you need to buy insurance?
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Since insurance is mandatory for supervisa, I assume that you would need it for extension as well. I extended insurance on both occasions. You may try without insurance; they might ask you if they need it, and you can then provide it. However, insurance is very important for the well being of the parent. One night at the hospital may cost you $5.000/-. So, I would suggest taking the insurance for extension.