Child Sponsorship allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their dependent children for permanent residence in Canada. It includes biological children, adopted children, or those under permanent full time care. The sponsor must be at least 18 years old and demonstrate the ability to support the child financially without social assistance.  He will also  enter  into a sponsorship undertaking typically lasting 10 years.  The application package requires proof of relationship (birth or adoption certificates), the child's identity, medical exams, and police certificates if the child is old enough. Sponsors also provide affidavits of support and complete mandatory forms outlining financial responsibilities.    Once approved by IRCC, the child receives permanent resident status and can live, study, and work in Canada (when of age), and later apply for citizenship. This sponsorship strengthens families and ensures children maintain unity and stability as they grow up in Canada. Child Sponsorship is a fundamental component of Canada's immigration system, underscoring its commitment to keeping families together while providing a secure and nurturing environment for youth to thrive.  Book your comsultation online to start your application now.

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