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Members of the Family Class

Canada’s family class immigration program is designed to unite Canadian citizens and permanent residents with their loved ones.

There are two parties to the process, a Sponsor and an Applicant:

  • “Sponsor” is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who wants to bring their spouse, common-law partner, or any other eligible family member into Canada.
  • “Applicant” is the one who is applying to come to Canada and wishes to live in Canada on a permanent basis.

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Four Main Categories for Family Reunification

Canadians can sponsor certain family members and relatives to settle in Canada as permanent residents. The four main categories that fall under the family reunification program are:

  1. spouse or common-law partner;
  2. parents or grandparents;
  3. Dependent children – adopted or biological; and
  4. Other close relatives.

Helping you prepare accurate and complete documentation

Once it’s determined that you are eligible to sponsor your family member, you will need to gather all the necessary documentation and complete the sponsorship application. This can be a complex process, and it is important to ensure that you have provided all the required information and documentation. An immigration lawyer from Edmonton Law Office can help you to gather and prepare the necessary documentation and ensure that your application is complete and accurate.

If your sponsored family member is granted a resident visa under this class, they will be permitted to come to Canada and live with you on a permanent basis. However, certain conditions must be met for the sponsorship to be successful.

For example, you must be able to provide for the basic needs of your sponsored family member and any dependent children and meet specific income requirements. Book an initial consultation with our immigration lawyers, and we’ll help you understand these requirements and ensure they are met.

Professional assistance every step of the way

Edmonton Law Office can provide invaluable assistance to foreign nationals and families seeking to immigrate to Canada through the family class sponsorship program. We will help you determine your eligibility, advise you on what should be gathered, assist in preparing the necessary documentation, and help you navigate the various stages throughout the process.

With the help of an experienced immigration lawyer in Edmonton, you can increase your chances of a successful outcome toward Permanent Residence and reunite with your loved ones in Canada.  Contact us today for an initial consultation.

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Canada's family class immigration program is designed to bring families together and reunite loved ones. This program allows Canadians and permanent residents to sponsor their relatives for permanent residency in Canada.

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