Dependent Child & Relative Class
What We Do At
Dependent Child & Relative Class
Bringing your children and eligible relatives to Canada is a vital part of family reunification. Our Dependent Child & Relative Class services are designed to help Canadian citizens and permanent residents sponsor their loved ones with confidence and clarity.
We assist in sponsoring dependent children, including biological and adopted children, ensuring all eligibility requirements—such as age, relationship, and dependency status—are clearly documented. We also guide clients through more complex cases under the relative class, including situations involving orphaned relatives or other eligible family members under specific immigration provisions.
Benefits Of
Working With Us
- Specialized Family Case Handling: Experience with dependent child and relative sponsorships
- Strong Documentation: Clear proof of relationship and eligibility
- Adoption Case Expertise: Guidance through complex adoption requirements
- End-to-End Support: From assessment to final approval
- Reduced Risk of Delays: Accurate and complete application preparation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A dependent child is typically under 22 years of age and not married or in a common-law relationship, though exceptions may apply in certain cases.
Yes, adopted children can be sponsored if the adoption meets Canadian legal and immigration requirements.
The relative class allows sponsorship of certain relatives, such as orphaned siblings, nieces, nephews, or grandchildren, under specific conditions.
Yes, sponsors must demonstrate the ability to support the sponsored individual financially, depending on the category.
"Family sponsorship succeeds when relationships are clearly proven and every requirement is met with precision."
