Hello ~ can you help me? I want to apply for Canadian reunion immigration for children under 19. I have been looking for it in official website for a long time, but it is not the correct application f

Hello ~ can you help me? I want to apply for Canadian reunion immigration for children under 19. I have been looking for it in official website for a long time, but it is not the correct application form. The list of documents required for the reunion of immigrants generally includes four types of documents:

1. Form submitted by guarantor

2. Forms submitted by the guarantor and family members

3. The documents required to be submitted by the guarantor

4. The documents required to be submitted by the guarantor

What do these four types of documents include:

Form submitted by guarantor

Application for Guarantor Qualification, Guarantee Agreement and Commitment Letter (IMM 1344)

Guarantor evaluation (IMM548 1) or financial evaluation (IMM 1283)

Use immigration agent (IMM5476)

Proof of payment

1. The second copy of the payment receipt (IMM540 1) shall be stamped by the financial institution.

If you are a Canadian citizen living abroad, you can submit an international bank draft or money order.

3. If you use the Internet to pay for the second link, download and print it from CIC website.

Statutory declaration for cohabiting partners (IMM5409)

Guarantor questionnaire (IMM5540) If you have a co-guarantor, he or she is your cohabiting partner.

Forms submitted by guarantor and family members

Canadian Permanent Resident Application Form (IMM0008)

Information statement of other dependent children (IMM0008DEP)

Schedule 1 Background Statement (IMM5669) Guarantor and each family member over 18 years old.

Spouse questionnaire (IMM5490)

Additional family information (IMM5406): the insured and each family member over 18 years old.

Use immigration agent (IMM5476)

Documents to be submitted by the guarantor

One of the following copies

1, PR card (double-sided)

2. Landing paper (IMM 1000)

3. Permanent Resident Certificate (IMM5292)

4. Canadian citizen card (double-sided)

5. Canadian birth certificate

6. Canadian passport

Copy of marriage certificate (if there is a co-guarantor). Marriage in Quebec requires a marriage certificate issued by the director of civil affairs.

If your spouse or cohabiting partner is a co-guarantor, please submit one of the following copies.

1. PR card (double-sided)

2. Landing paper (IMM 1000)

3. Permanent Resident Certificate (IMM5292)

4. Canadian citizen card (double-sided)

5. Canadian birth certificate

6. Canadian passport

If you have a previous marriage history or cohabitation history, please provide one of the following copies.

1, separation certificate (income tax form, legal document)

2. Divorce certificate

3. Church Marriage Certificate

4. If the former spouse or cohabiting partner dies, provide a death certificate.

5. Declaration on Dissolution of Cohabitation Relationship

Option c printout and option c printout on the latest tax return form.

If this content cannot be provided, please attach a separate explanation.

If you are working now, submit a letter from your current employer stating your years of service, salary and working hours per week. If you have a co-guarantor who is also employed by someone, you need to provide a similar letter from your employer.

If you and your guarantor are self-employed, provide the self-employed income certificate (business activity description) within 12 months.

If you and your guarantor have bank interest, provide proof of interest income within 12 months (bank statement, deposit amount, term).

You didn't submit "Option C Print" on the latest tax return form or

You submitted "Option C printout" on the latest tax return, but the total income does not meet the minimum income requirement, so you need to provide:

1, proof of employment income in the past 12 months (salary slip, if you have a job), if you and your co-guarantor have a job.

2, self-employed income certificate (business activities)

3 proof of interest income (bank statement, deposit amount and term)

4, or the following evidence

Investment income, rental income, pension income, specific income and other income.

If you are a Canadian citizen living abroad, you must prove that you intend to live in Canada once your spouse and children become permanent residents of Canada.

If the child is adopted, a statement of health status is required.

Documents to be submitted by the guarantor and his family.

Identity and citizenship card

Children information

Travel documents and passports

Prove the relationship with the guarantor

There is no criminal evidence.

Physical examination certificates of the insured and their children (second set of photocopies, signed by medical examiner IMM 10 17)

Finally, Bian Xiao still wants to say that the latest list of documents should be based on the latest version of immigrants to official website, and the latest version should be downloaded to avoid the situation of resubmitting materials because the version is wrong. Attached to official website link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse.asp