• Unmarried and under the age of 19 years when the application is submitted for family sponsored Visa and when the child lands in Canada.
• Financially reliant on parents because of disability, on or before 19 years of age
• A full time student and financially dependent on the parents on or before 19 years of age. (Or since becoming a spouse or common-law partner, if this happened before 19). He/she may be of any age or marital status

• Shelter, food, clothing, and other basic needs of daily living
• Eye and Dental care and other health needs, which are not covered by public health services

• Legal documents establishing the identity, such as:
  • Birth certificates
  • Valid passport and ID cards, etc. and
  • Household register forms
  • Police Clearance Certificates
• Documents to prove the relationship with the sponsor, such as:

• Birth certificates
• Household register forms
• Marriage certificates

All the above documents must be submitted along with the application form for permanent residency and family information form along with the other basic documents.

• Need to be a Canadian permanent resident or citizen above the age of 18 years
• Need to be staying in Canada physically
• Should not be in jail
• Should not be a bankrupt person
• Should not be getting welfare assistance from government, except for disability
• Must not be under a exclusion or removal order, being a permanent resident
• Should not have been charged with sexual offence, or any offence against the person being sponsored
• Should not be a defaulter of support payments to an ex-spouse or child ordered by the court
• Should not be behind in payments on any immigration loans; and
• Should not be the sponsor, where the sponsored relative got the social support while the undertaking was in effect.

• An “Application to sponsor and Undertaking”
• A “Spouse/Common-law Partner Questionnaire”
• A “Sponsorship Evaluation”
• A “Sponsorship Agreement”
• Government processing fees

Moreover, the below documents are needed too:

• Documents for the Sponsorship Evaluation of a sponsor, i.e.
  • Tax returns
  • Proof of financial obligations such as mortgages, property/school taxes, personal loans/lines of credit, alimony payments, and insurance payments.
  • Proof of other income such as rental and pension income, and
  • Notice of Assessment from Revenue Canada
  • Pay stubs or letters from employers indicating salary and length of time employed
• Any of the below documents establishing Canadian status of the sponsor, such as:
  • Citizenship Card
  • Permanent Resident Card
  • Record of Landing
  • Certificate of Registration of Birth Abroad together with Certificate of Retention of Canadian Citizenship
  • Canadian Birth Certificate
• Documents establishing relationship to the sponsored person, including:
  • Passports indicating identity of parents/children
  • Marriage certificates
  • Adoption Papers