Bring your family to Canada — with a licensed consultant guiding every step.
Message us on WhatsAppAnswer six quick questions to see which pathways may fit your family. A licensed consultant based in Calgary then reviews your answers personally and follows up with your options.
- Takes about 2 minutes
- Reviewed by Osaro Ezomo, RCIC (CICC licence #R711785)
- Based in Calgary · consultations online by Microsoft Teams
Free Family Sponsorship Eligibility Assessment
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Answer six quick questions to see which pathways may fit your family. A licensed consultant based in Calgary then reviews your answers personally and follows up with your options.
- Takes about 2 minutes
- Reviewed by Osaro Ezomo, RCIC (CICC licence #R711785)
- Based in Calgary · consultations online by Microsoft Teams
Who you may be able to sponsor
Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor certain family members for permanent residence, including:
- A spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner
- Dependent children
- Parents and grandparents, through a program with limited intake that uses an invitation process
Each path has its own rules for the sponsor and the person being sponsored. Sponsors take on financial responsibility, and some paths have income requirements.
Why sponsorship applications get delayed or refused
Most problems come from missing documents, weak proof of the relationship, or forms that don't match each other. A careful review before you submit can save months.
How we can help
Every situation is different. GLC Immigration Consulting can help in three ways:
- Consultation: a one-on-one session with Osaro Ezomo, RCIC, to review your family's situation and your options.
- Full representation: we prepare and submit your application and act as your authorized representative with IRCC, from start to finish.
- Pre-submission review: you prepare your own application, and we review it for errors, gaps and risks before you submit.
Common questions
Who can be a sponsor?
Generally, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is at least 18 and meets the requirements for the type of sponsorship. Some situations, such as a past sponsorship or receiving social assistance, can affect eligibility.
Can I sponsor my spouse if we live apart?
Often, yes. What matters is that the relationship is genuine and you can prove it. We'll help you decide what evidence to include.
Can I sponsor my parents now?
The Parents and Grandparents Program has limited spaces and only opens to invited sponsors. Ask us about your options, including the super visa as an alternative for longer visits.
Where are you based?
In Calgary, Alberta. Consultations take place online by Microsoft Teams.
This page is general information only and is not legal or immigration advice. Immigration rules change often. For advice on your situation, speak with a licensed immigration professional.
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