Aldrik, a Canadian citizen is seeking your advice on how to sponsor his 12-year-old brother Henrik. Their parents are alive and recognize that Henrik would have far better opportunities in Canada than in their home country.

What would you advise Aldrik?

Select one:

a. Aldrik can sponsor his brother under the 'other relative' option.

b. Aldrik can sponsor Henrik in thefamily classprogram provided that the parents provide a written authorization allowing Henrik to move permanently to Canada.

c. If Aldrik sponsors one or both of his parents in thefamily classprogram, Henrik can be included as an accompanying dependent child on his parents' sponsorship application.

d. Aldrik can sponsor Henrik in thefamily classprogram, because they are brothers and Henrik is under 18 years of age.

Angelo, a Canadian permanent resident is interested in sponsoring his spouse Ana under theFamily Classprogram. Ana does not have any children. Which of the following is a requirement for Angelo to be eligible to sponsor?

Select one:

a. Must be at least 18 years of age

b. Must not reside in Canada

c. Must file an application to sponsor Ana, as a member of the working class

d. Must be in receipt of social assistance other than for reasons of disability

Members of thefamily classare assessed based on which of the following grounds?

Select one:

a. They are assessed based on their ability to become economically established in Canada.

b. They are assessed based on their age, language proficiency, and work experience.

c. They are assessed based on their relationship with their sponsor irrespective of their age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and net worth.

d. They are assessed based on their relationship with their sponsor and net worth.

Nora, a Canadian permanent resident and George are in a romantic relationship. They have been living together in Italy for over a year continuously and they are planning to get married soon. What category in thefamily classwould be most suitable to them?

Select one:

a. Spouses

b. Conjugal partners

c. Common-law partners

d. Fiance

Steven, a Canadian citizen would like to sponsor Esteban under thefamily classprogram. They have lived together for 14 months in total, 10 of which were continuous; then they separated for 6 months and subsequently resumed cohabitation for another 4 months.

Would Esteban be eligible for sponsorship in thefamily classprogram?

Select one:

a. No, because Esteban does not meet the criteria as a spouse, common law partner, or conjugal partner, as per the IRPR

b. Yes, because Esteban meets the common law partner criteria, as per the IRPR

c. No, because Esteban is in a same-sex relationships

d. Yes, because Esteban meets the conjugal partner criteria, as per the IRPR

Which of the following statements accurately describes a difference between a "common-law partner" and a "conjugal partner"?

Select one:

a. The period of undertaking for common law partners is longer than for conjugal partners.

b. Common law partners can apply for permanent residence within Canada, whereas conjugal partners can only apply for permanent residence outside Canada.

c. Sponsors of common law partners must meet the minimum income requirements, whereas sponsors of conjugal partners are LICO exempt.

d. The conjugal partners category is aimed at same sex couples, whereas the common law partners category is only intended for heterosexual couples.

Which of the following statements iscorrect?

Select one:

a. Applicants in thefamily classprogram and in the spouse or common law partner in Canada class whose applications have been refused have the right to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board.

b. Under the current laws, children adopted abroad by Canadian parents are eligible for Canadian citizenship.

c. A Canadian citizen can sponsor an orphan half-brother provided that such relative is under 21 and married.

d. Dependent children under 19 who are being sponsored in thefamily classprogram are not exempt from the health grounds of inadmissibility if their medical condition is likely to causeexcessive demand on health and social services.

Which of the following statements is true about conjugal relationships?

Select one:

a. The existence of a conjugal relationship is an important feature of any spousal relationship.

b. The term "conjugal" is defined in the IRPA and its Regulations.

c. The characteristics of a conjugal relationship do not have to be present in conjugal partners.

d. According to the CIC operational manuals, the term "conjugal relationship" can be used interchangeably with the term "conjugal partner."

Which of the following statements is true?

Select one:

a. Sponsors who are not required to meet the LICO must complete the Financial Evaluation form.

b. The length of a sponsorship requirement ranges from 3 to 10 years, depending on the relationship to the sponsor.

c. There is no right of appeal in cases where the family member was found inadmissible on the basis of serious criminality.

d. Spouse or common law partner in Canada class applicants must submit their applications for permanent residence to CIO-Vegreville.

With regards to the application process for family sponsorship, which one of the following statements iscorrect?

Select one:

a.

All family sponsorship applications go to the same Case Processing Centre.

b.

If a permanent resident does not declare all their family members on the application, they are not at risk of losing their permanent resident status.

c.

Even if the checklist asks for copy of a document, country specific requirements might require that the original (e.g. an original birth certificate) be submitted.

d.

Family members who are not declared and examined are still in thefamily class, which means they can be sponsored later.

e.

When filling out forms, if a section does not apply to the applicant it is important to leave the section blank.