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Does Parent equals to Parent In-Law in IMM1344E for parent immigration?

   Discussion in 'Family Class Sponsorship' started by qingqing8866, Dec
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     Hi everyone,
     I'm filling out the forms for sponsoring my mother in-law for PR
     application.
     But in the form "IMM1344E--Application to sponsor, Sponsorship
     Agreement and Undertaking", Part1, Question.6: Relationship to
     principle applicant, the default options only have "Parent" but no
     "Parent In-Law".
     Can I just select "Parent" ? Or do I need to select "Other" and fill
     the next box with "Parent In-Law"?
     Thanks!

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     Hi everyone,
     I'm filling out the forms for sponsoring my mother in-law for PR
     application.
     But in the form "IMM1344E--Application to sponsor, Sponsorship
     Agreement and Undertaking", Part1, Question.6: Relationship to
     principle applicant, the default options only have "Parent" but no
     "Parent In-Law".
     Can I just select "Parent" ? Or do I need to select "Other" and fill
     the next box with "Parent In-Law"?
     Thanks!

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     I wasn't aware that a person could sponsor their mother-in-law.


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     Ponga said:

     I wasn't aware that a person could sponsor their mother-in-law.

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     file the application in Canada while they are visiting us in here?
     2. I also want to sponsor my parents including my two siblings, If I
     sponsor my parents in law, would I be able to sponsor my own parents
     and siblings? Is there any time constraint between the two
     applications or can I file both parents sponsorship case together?
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     scylla said:

     1. Yes - you and your wife can co-sponsor your parents-in-law. All
     applicants are sent to Mississauga - the file will then be sent to
     the visa office if your wife's parents' home country. No - it won't
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     I see, but your question was worded as "I am filling out the forms
     for sponsoring my mother-in-law...", when you should have said "We
     are filling out the forms...".
     Your wife has to be part of the process.
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     I see, but your question was worded as "I am filling out the forms
     for sponsoring my mother-in-law...", when you should have said "We
     are filling out the forms...".
     Your wife has to be part of the process.