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| Subject: ILL PARENT |
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I am a canadian PR and wish to sponsor my mother,70 for a canadian immigrant visa.
The problem is she has multiple medical problems ; neurological disability, history of old cured cancer.
Friends have told me she will not be approved due to her medical problems.
Is that true? Is there anything a good lawyer can do about this?
She is a widow, living with a hired help in India. Will that matter?
Thanks for any advice.
[19-04-2008,02:31]
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Kumar |
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(in reply to: ILL PARENT)
it does not sound promising. She would need to demonstrate that she would not be a strain on the Canadian medical system. Not sure you are going to be able to do that.
to make matters worse, the wait is significant.
[19-04-2008,15:03]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: ILL PARENT)
If she showed good money in her own account( $500k), would they give that any consideration?
Wait times for India are 24 months for 80% of parental cases
[19-04-2008,23:30]
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Kumar |
(in reply to: ILL PARENT)
I doubt it.
[20-04-2008,00:15]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: ILL PARENT)
Sharon is right, showing any amount of bank balance has nothing to do with this kind of case.
[21-04-2008,15:04]
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Mike |
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