Seeking guidance to plan for supervisa

[ubaid001]

Hello to all, thanks to this forums and everyone replies, I got my Pr and now close to getting my citizenship, I am currently in my research phase and planning to apply supervisa for my parents. I am the primary applicant and will be sponsoring my parents, out of all the requirements posted on the official website, my major concerns are
1. how much do I need to show in my bank statements to make a strong financial statements, or any other documents which can make the file stronger.

2. I am the only child with no siblings and will that make my case stronger or weaker?

3. Can I apply by myself from canada

4. Is November a good time to apply as winter conditions can be difficult to explain in my sponsorship letter as reason to visit.

5. If I got married before applying supervisa, can I apply for my wife permanent residency and parents supervisa at the same time later on.



I would really appreciate if someone can reply and bonus to me if also attach links to detailed information to all the necessary documentation and comprehensive guides.

 

[canuck78]

Hello to all, thanks to this forums and everyone replies, I got my Pr and now close to getting my citizenship, I am currently in my research phase and planning to apply supervisa for my parents. I am the primary applicant and will be sponsoring my parents, out of all the requirements posted on the official website, my major concerns are
1. how much do I need to show in my bank statements to make a strong financial statements, or any other documents which can make the file stronger.

2. I am the only child with no siblings and will that make my case stronger or weaker?

3. Can I apply by myself from canada

4. Is November a good time to apply as winter conditions can be difficult to explain in my sponsorship letter as reason to visit.

5. If I got married before applying supervisa, can I apply for my wife permanent residency and parents supervisa at the same time later on.



I would really appreciate if someone can reply and bonus to me if also attach links to detailed information to all the necessary documentation and comprehensive guides.

1. There is no exact amount but enough to provide for 2 additional adults and any additional expenses they may have and any emergencies.
2. Weaker. They need to o show ties to their home country to return to because they are visitors and are expected to return home after their visit. You should also be making plans for their longterm care in their home country because most will not have a pathway to remain in Canada and get PR especially within a timeframe
3. You can help them apply from Canada
4. No issue
5. Yes. You already need to include your spouse in family size. If your spouse is currently living with your parents there may be concerns they are trying to move with her to Canada which they can’t do. They remain visitors expected to return home.

 

[Naturgrl]

You aren't sponsoring them for a supervisa which is a visitor visa.

1. You show that you meet LICO for the number of people in your family.
2. A supervisa is just a visitor visa so they have no ties to return if no family.
3. You can apply as their representative but processed from where they live.
4. Doesn't matter what season.
5. Wife is part of meeting LICO.