Spousal, common-law, dependent child, and parent or grandparent sponsorship, handled with care.
Family sponsorship allows a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to sponsor an eligible family member for permanent residence, based on a genuine family relationship.
For sponsoring a legally married spouse for permanent residence.
For sponsoring a partner with whom you have cohabited in a conjugal relationship for at least one year.
For sponsoring a dependent son or daughter who meets the program's age and dependency criteria.
For sponsoring parents or grandparents, including through the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) where applicable.
Spousal and common-law applications can often be filed inland, while the applicant is living in Canada, or through the overseas process while they remain abroad. The right choice depends on your circumstances and travel plans.
Sponsors must meet eligibility requirements, including income and residency criteria for some categories. Strong relationship evidence — photos, communication history, joint finances, and more — is central to every sponsorship application.
We help you assemble supporting documentation, build a clear and credible relationship narrative, and manage your sponsorship application from submission through to a decision.
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