Hi, I would like to know if anybody has had a successful outcome for Supervisa approval for parents after visitor visa being rejected twice? They applied for visitor visa in 2022 and 2024 via agents and both applications were rejected. The GCMS notes for the first application were as below:
Reason 1: not convinced you will leave Canada (showed a 3 week period for stay)
Reason 2: insufficient funds/financial assets (which is true they only had 2k in their acc)
Application no. 2 also had the same reasons but was unable to get GCMS notes as the agent filed it through their own account. I believe they did not submit any asset docs apart from savings and fixed deposits.
I am planning to apply for Supervisa as I have sufficient income to meet the LICO and around 30-40k in savings and my partner is a Canadian citizen. Unfortunately my father is the sole breadwinner of the family doesn't keep a lot of liquid funds in his savings. He does own multiple businesses and properties and has just purchased a new home build which will be completed in 3 years. What asset documentation can I add to offset the lack of liquidity on their end? They probably wouldn't stay long as my Dad travels a lot for his work and is in office 5 days a week with his team. My mother is a home maker but is engaged with a few non profits. My grandmother also lives with them as they provide full time care for her. Although there is no proof for this apart from our word I guess.
I would like to know how I can make their application stronger this time around and if anyone has been in the same situation as this, please feel free to add what you have done differently. Thanks in advance!
Reason 1: not convinced you will leave Canada (showed a 3 week period for stay)
Reason 2: insufficient funds/financial assets (which is true they only had 2k in their acc)
Application no. 2 also had the same reasons but was unable to get GCMS notes as the agent filed it through their own account. I believe they did not submit any asset docs apart from savings and fixed deposits.
I am planning to apply for Supervisa as I have sufficient income to meet the LICO and around 30-40k in savings and my partner is a Canadian citizen. Unfortunately my father is the sole breadwinner of the family doesn't keep a lot of liquid funds in his savings. He does own multiple businesses and properties and has just purchased a new home build which will be completed in 3 years. What asset documentation can I add to offset the lack of liquidity on their end? They probably wouldn't stay long as my Dad travels a lot for his work and is in office 5 days a week with his team. My mother is a home maker but is engaged with a few non profits. My grandmother also lives with them as they provide full time care for her. Although there is no proof for this apart from our word I guess.
I would like to know how I can make their application stronger this time around and if anyone has been in the same situation as this, please feel free to add what you have done differently. Thanks in advance!