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IMM 5534 E-2025

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The document is a checklist for sponsoring a dependent child for immigration to Canada. It outlines the required forms and supporting documents needed for the application process, including details on how to submit these documents online. The checklist emphasizes the importance of providing certified translations for non-English documents, as well as specific requirements based on the applicant's country of residence. It also includes instructions for both the sponsor and principal applicant regarding their responsibilities in completing and signing necessary forms.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the IMM 5534 E in the editor.
Begin with the Document Checklist section. Check 'R' for each applicable item as you gather your documents.
In Part A, ensure you complete all required forms listed, such as the Application to Sponsor (IMM 1344) and Financial Evaluation (IMM 1283), if applicable.
For each family member, including dependents, fill out the Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008). If they are under 18, a parent or guardian must sign on their behalf.
Upload supporting documents as PDFs directly through our platform. Ensure translations are provided for any documents not in English or French.
Review all sections carefully before submitting your application to avoid delays. Make sure all signatures are included where required.

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Can you immigrate to Canada if you are over 55?

ing to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) definition, a dependent child is one who is below the age of 22 and is not married or in a common-law relationship.

What are the financial responsibilities of a sponsor?

As a sponsor, you are legally responsible for providing financial support to the sponsored individual, ensuring they do not need to rely on public social assistance. The financial obligations include covering their basic needs, such as: Food, clothing, and shelter: These are the essentials for day-to-day living.

How long are you financially responsible for someone you sponsor in Canada?

How long am I financially responsible for the family member or relative I sponsor? Person you sponsorLength of undertaking for all provinces except Quebec 1 Dependent child 22 years of age or older 2 3 years Parent or grandparent 20 years Other relative 10 years2 more rows

What are the risks of sponsoring an immigrant in Canada?

The Cons of Sponsoring an Immigrant 1) Its a long-term obligation. An Affidavit of Support is at its core a legally binding contract. 2) It can impact your financial situation. 3) It comes with some risks and liabilities.

How long am I responsible for someone I sponsor?

The sponsors financial responsibility usually lasts until the applicant either becomes a U.S. citizen, or can be credited with 40 qualifying quarters of work (usually 10 years) under the Social Security Act.