Sponsorship Cases

Sponsorship Program

The sponsorship program aims to reunite families and promote family unity in Canada. At Eugene Immigration Services, we specialize in helping individuals navigate the process of sponsoring their family members and loved ones to immigrate to Canada. Our dedicated team of experts is committed to providing you with comprehensive information and personalized guidance every step of the way. We understand that sponsoring a family member is a significant decision, and we strive to make the process as smooth and successful as possible. By choosing Eugene Immigration Services, you benefit from our commitment to excellence and our track record of success in assisting individuals with their sponsorship applications. We are dedicated to ensuring that your loved ones can join you in Canada, reuniting families and fostering a sense of belonging.

Are Affidavites Needed for Family Sponsorship Applications?

In family sponsorship applications, both the sponsor and the sponsored family members may be required to provide affidavits or statutory declarations to confirm the genuineness of their relationship. These documents are used to support the sponsorship application.

The Sponsorship Obligations

Sponsors have certain obligations and responsibilities. They must provide financial support to the sponsored person, ensuring they do not rely on social assistance from the government. The sponsorship undertaking is a legally binding commitment for a specified period, usually three to ten years, depending on the relationship.

Spousal/Common-law Partner Sponsorship

Spousal and common-law partner sponsorship has additional requirements to establish the genuineness of the relationship. This includes providing evidence of cohabitation, joint financial responsibilities, and emotional commitment.

Sponsorship Steps:

Eligibility
Accepting Sponsorship Obligations
Submitting Sponsor's Application
Submitting Sponsored Person's Application
Processing and Approval
Financial Responsibilities
Conditional Permanent Residence

Frequently Asked Questions

What does inadmissibility mean in sponsorship?

Inadmissibility happens when the sponsorship application is disapproved because the sponsor or the sponsored person is found not eligible to come to Canada based on factors such as criminality, security risks, or medical issues. Inadmissibility can result in the application being refused or delayed, and it may require additional steps to address the concerns.
Who can I sponsor for coming to Canada?

The sponsorship program allows sponsorship for various family members, including spouses, common-law or conjugal partners, dependent children, parents, and grandparents. Each family relationship has specific eligibility criteria and requirements.
What do I know if I am eligible?

To be eligible to sponsor a family member, the sponsor must meet certain criteria. They must be at least 18 years old, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada, and demonstrate the ability to support the sponsored person financially. There are also additional requirements based on the specific family relationship.