Family Sponsorship
Immigration Pros counts with trustworthy, humane and experienced immigration consultants to aid in the family sponsorship or family reunification process
- Over 15 years of experience helping families stay together in Canada.
- Family sponsorship is one of Immigration Pros’ specialties, work with diligent and experienced immigration consultants.
Our highly experienced team will work diligently to avoid delays and diminish the chance of refusal.
More than 15 years of experience
Our consultants are licensed by CICC in all provinces
Dedicated quality assurance team
Hundreds of successful cases per year
Services available in English, Spanish and French
Specialty in Family Sponsorship
Family Sponsorship
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can bring their loved ones to live in Canada through Family Sponsorship as a means of family reunification. This means that certain relatives may join their Canadian family members to live in Canada as permanent residents due to family ties.
Spouses, conjugal partners, dependent children, parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents may come to Canada to live, work or study.
Who qualifies for family sponsorship?
Being the relative of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident is not enough. See who qualifies for family sponsorship under the Family Class.
Relationship to Sponsor:
- Spouses
- Common-law Partners
- Conjugal Partners
- Same-sex Partners
- Parents
- Grandparents
- Dependent Biological or Adopted Children
Becoming a Sponsor
Canadian citizens and permanent residents must meet certain requirements to qualify as a sponsor for family sponsorship. Take a look at the main factors considered in order to move forward with your application.
Age
A sponsor must be at least 18 years old.
Place of Residence
The sponsor must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident actively living in Canada.
Status
The sponsor must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who did not receive their permanent residence via means of sponsorship within the last 5 years. Other conditions may apply in the case of Spousal Sponsorship.
Positive Financial Standing
The sponsor must not receive or have received any social assistance during the previous 12 months to the application. A sponsor must prove they can provide financial stability for their sponsored family member(s) and themselves.
Criminal Offenses
Certain Canadian citizens and permanent residents are ineligible from sponsoring family members. Family members who have a criminal record may also fall under criminal inadmissibility for crimes committed outside of Canada and may not be sponsored.
Service fees for this process:
$2,970 – $4,880
Who doesn’t qualify for family sponsorship?
- Siblings
- Friends
- Aunts & Uncles
- Cousins
- Other Relatives
Others who may qualify under certain conditions are:
- Fiancée(s)
- Boyfriends/Girlfriends
Start Your Family Sponsorship Application TODAY!
01
Outreach
Call or fill out our contact form for a free assessment. Our team of professionals will evaluate your case and provide you with professional feedback on your chances of success along with a quote.
02
Strategy Creation
Our team of professionals will work with you to create a tailor-made strategy that will likely result in a successful Family Sponsoship process.
03
Case Revision
We will review your supporting documents thoroughly and work towards building a strong case.
04
Representation
In order to make this an easy and stress-free process, we will handle all communication with the government on your behalf while we await for a decision, keeping you informed every step of the way.
05
Decision
Once a decision has been made, our team will advise you on the next necessary steps to prepare for your arrival to Canada.
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