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dadaum

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Hi to ALL,

I am starting a The NEW THREAD for NEW FAMILY REUNIFICATION PROGRAMME WHICH STARTS ON JANUARY02,2014.

Can somebody guide me in the following matter?



If I obtain a SUPER VISA then can I apply for Parent Visa under New Family Reunification Programme which starts on January 02, 2014?

My daughter is a Canadian PR.

Her income shown in the T4 of 2011 is CAD29913/34
and in the T4 of 2012 is CAD117567/66.

But T4 of 2013 will be available probably in March 2014the approximate income may be around CAD125000/-.

Will this income fulfill THREE years MNI criteria? What document she can produce to prove her Income of 2013?

Under the New Family Reunification Programme which starts on January 02, 2014 what are other options of Income Proof to apply before receipt of T4 from her employer which can be available probably in March2014?

I wish to apply as early as possible before the quota of 5000 applicants is filled up.
 
Of course, we'll see details when the program is rolled out. But from my understanding:

1). Yes, you can apply for Super Visa first, and then apply for Parent visa.
2). No, it won't. The income you reported for 2011 is way too low.
3). I'm not so sure there is another proof of income other than a T4 or an Option C from CRA (which you can only get after taxes have been filed.) She could try an income letter, but as I see it, she is one year short of an income sufficient enough to apply under the "new" Parent visa program anyway.
 
dadaum said:
Will this income fulfill THREE years MNI criteria? What document she can produce to prove her Income of 2013?

Under the New Family Reunification Programme which starts on January 02, 2014 what are other options of Income Proof to apply before receipt of T4 from her employer which can be available probably in March2014?

I wish to apply as early as possible before the quota of 5000 applicants is filled up.

The MNI must be shown for at least 3 years, so your daughter will not be able to sponsor you in 2014. As her 2011 income was too low, she must show the minimum income in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The only evidence of income that is acceptable to CIC is CRA Notices of Assessment.
 
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canuck_in_uk said:
The MNI must be shown for at least 3 years, so your daughter will not be able to sponsor you in 2014. As her 2011 income was too low, she must show the minimum income in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The only evidence of income that is acceptable to CIC is CRA Notices of Assessment.

Mini +30% for each year.
 
Thank you very much TrueSmile for your detailed reply.

I thank you Canuck_in_uk & PMM for your reply.

This is a good forum to share our views and concerns and receive guidance from the SENIORS.
 
mikeymyke said:
wow she x4 her salary in just a year? what's her job?

Yes my brother,
My daughter was having INTERNSHIP for SIX months in 2011.

Regular job started in January2012 as a PHARMACIST.

If every year income is counted as per my seniors views I will not be eligible to apply for PARENT visa.

Can it be a clause of AVERAGE income?

My problem is my another daughter completes 18 years on September15,2014.

So if I will apply in 2015 then she will not be eligible for PR.
 
dadaum said:
If every year income is counted as per my seniors views I will not be eligible to apply for PARENT visa.

Can it be a clause of AVERAGE income?

No, they will not take an average. She must show the income for at least 3 years.
 
Is your daughter married, in which case she could add her husband and his income as co-sponsor?

If not then it won't be possible for you to apply until she receives her 2014 NOA, which can be delivered in early 2015 if you do your taxes as early as possible in 2015.

Of course after the 5,000 parent class applications are done in 2014 and the program is suspended again, nobody really know what will happen after. You have to believe that they will open the program up again in 2015 but this is not certain, and they may make more changes to number accepted per year, income requirements, etc.
 
Rob_TO said:
Is your daughter married, in which case she could add her husband and his income as co-sponsor?

If not then it won't be possible for you to apply until she receives her 2014 NOA, which can be delivered in early 2015 if you do your taxes as early as possible in 2015.

Of course after the 5,000 parent class applications are done in 2014 and the program is suspended again, nobody really know what will happen after. You have to believe that they will open the program up again in 2015 but this is not certain, and they may make more changes to number accepted per year, income requirements, etc.

My daughter is not married. So I understand it will not be possible for us to apply in Jan.2014.
 
dadaum said:
My daughter is not married. So I understand it will not be possible for us to apply in Jan.2014.

Correct. As Rob_TO said above, it is entirely possible that they might make more changes to parent sponsorship for 2015, next year is like a test run to see how it goes with the new rules. If the rules stay the same and if your daughter were to do her taxes as soon as possible in 2015 and get her 2014 NOA, she might be able to get the application in under the 5000 cap.

I believe the new dependent rules state "under 19", so if your youngest is 18 when the app is submitted, she should still qualify as a dependent. Her age would be locked in as of the time of application, so it wouldn't matter if it took a few years to process the app.

If your PR daughter isn't able to submit the app under the 5000 cap in 2015, then she would have to wait for 2016. At that time, your youngest would be 19 and no longer qualify as a dependent. She would need to look at other ways of immigrating independently.