1. James a Canadian citizen is seeking your advice on how to sponsor his 10 year old sister, Alicia. Their parents are alive and recognize that Alicia will have better opportunities in Canada than in their home country. What would you advice What is the parents/grandparents eligibility criteria? you're at least 18 years old you live in Canada you're a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada, or a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian you have enough money to support the persons you are sponsoring You will need to show proof of insome that you are capable to do so 2. 3. Is there another option available to bring parents/grandparents? Please explain 4. According to the latest announcement by the IRCC Minister with regards to parents/grandparents sponsorship what are the steps involved in sponsoring parents/grandparents. Please explain 5. What's the difference between conjugal partner and conjugal relationship? 6. Please describe length of undertaking for spouses, dependents, parents/grandparents; spouse ,conjugal 3 years, children under 13 years of age 10 years, child 13 to 19 until age 22 over 19 years 3 years parent/grandparent 20 years for applicatons taken before January 2014 its 10 year 7. In what situation a person would have to meet LICO if he/she is sponsoring a spouse/common law partner? 8. What is adoption and its process 9. What are the requirements for the adoptee parents? 10. Can an adopted child qualify for direct citizenship? 11. What is a home study? 12. What is Hague convention? 13. What are the two processes for spousal/common law partner sponsorship and what are their advantage and disadvantages? How about the CPC? Is it the same? What about right of appeal? 14. Is there a right of appeal for those who are found inadmissible on the basis of serious criminality? 15. What's the difference between common law and conjugal partner