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Family reunification

Family and Spousal Sponsorship Services in Surrey

Practical review for sponsors and applicants navigating accepted spouse, partner, dependent-child and other eligible family sponsorship matters.

L3

Consultant-led service: Deepika Minhas, Class L3 RCIC-IRB, College ID R706527, Surrey, BC. Verify on the College public register ↗

In plain language

What this service covers

Family sponsorship usually involves two connected applications: the sponsor must qualify to sponsor, and the person being sponsored must qualify for permanent residence. Relationship evidence, forms and admissibility information must be complete and consistent.

General fit

Who may request a review

  • Canadian citizens or permanent residents considering sponsorship of a spouse or partner.
  • Families preparing an eligible dependent-child sponsorship matter.
  • Applicants responding to an IRCC request or reviewing a returned or refused sponsorship file.
  • Families who need current information about an eligible parent or grandparent pathway.

Accepted matters

How UW may assist

  • Spouse, common-law partner and accepted partner sponsorship matters.
  • Dependent-child sponsorship matters accepted by UW.
  • Relationship-evidence organization and application review.
  • Procedural review after a return, request or refusal.
  • Current pathway discussion for eligible family members.
Current parent and grandparent intake: IRCC states that new intake under the Parents and Grandparents Program was paused on July 15, 2026. Existing applications continue to be processed, and an eligible Super Visa may be a temporary-visit option. Check the official page for the latest status.

Professional review

Where careful preparation matters

A consultation is used to understand the facts, identify the right process and confirm whether UW can accept the matter. It is not a guarantee of eligibility or outcome.

Relationship evidence

The evidence should accurately reflect how the relationship developed and continues, without exaggeration or manufactured proof.

Two-part eligibility

Both sponsor requirements and the applicant’s permanent-residence requirements need attention.

Changing family circumstances

Marriage, separation, children, prior relationships and immigration history can affect the documents and disclosures required.

Prepare for the consultation

Information that helps the first review

Bring or have access to the relevant information below. Do not upload passports, banking records or other sensitive documents through the public website form.

  • Sponsor’s proof of status in Canada
  • Applicant’s identity and civil-status records
  • Relationship history and supporting evidence
  • Prior marriage, sponsorship or immigration records
  • Police, medical or biometrics information when requested
  • Any return, refusal or document-request letter

A clear working process

What happens after you contact UW

  1. 1

    Family and history review

    Deepika reviews the relationship, sponsor status, immigration history and any time-sensitive concerns.

  2. 2

    Scope and evidence plan

    If the matter is accepted, UW confirms the professional scope, fee and supporting-evidence plan.

  3. 3

    Forms and consistency review

    The sponsor and applicant information is checked across forms and documents.

  4. 4

    Submission and communication

    The agreed work is completed and the family receives clear next-step information.

Common questions

Answers before you request a consultation

Can a Canadian citizen sponsor a spouse while living outside Canada?

There are circumstances in which a Canadian citizen abroad may sponsor, including evidence of an intention to live in Canada if the application succeeds. Permanent residents generally have different residence requirements. The facts should be reviewed individually.

How much relationship evidence is enough?

There is no single document count that fits every couple. The evidence should be authentic, relevant and consistent with the couple’s history and living circumstances.

Is parent or grandparent sponsorship open now?

IRCC states that it paused new intake on July 15, 2026. Existing applications continue to be processed. Because program status changes, check the official IRCC page before making plans.

Does hiring a consultant guarantee approval?

No. A representative can advise, prepare and communicate within the agreed scope, but decisions are made by Canadian immigration authorities.

Request a paid consultation

Tell UW what you need help with. Deepika will review the request and contact you to confirm availability, professional scope and the consultation fee before services begin.

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General information only. This page is not legal advice and does not create a consultant-client relationship. Immigration eligibility, processing and outcomes depend on the facts, current law and decisions of Canadian authorities. No approval or processing time is guaranteed.

Service availability is confirmed after consultation. Last reviewed: July 29, 2026.