A coordinated application
The sponsor-side and refugee-side materials must work together. We help organize roles, records and explanations so the submission presents a consistent account of the proposed sponsorship and settlement plan.
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Private Refugee Sponsorship Programs
Professional guidance for sponsors and eligible refugees navigating Canada’s private refugee sponsorship process.
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A clear plan for your circumstances
Private refugee sponsorship involves responsibilities for both the sponsoring group and the person seeking resettlement. A careful assessment should consider the available sponsorship stream, the composition of the sponsoring group, the refugee’s circumstances and the evidence required at each stage.
Every case is assessed individually. A consultation is the appropriate first step to identify the applicable requirements, risks and realistic options.
What careful preparation involves
More than completing forms
Evidence suited to the case
Identity, family composition, protection history and supporting documents vary significantly between applicants. We identify gaps, inconsistencies and documents that may require explanation before filing.
Guidance through a long process
Programs, intake conditions and processing steps may change. We provide current guidance, respond to requests and help clients understand what should be prepared as the application progresses.
Frequently asked questions
Starting with clear information
These answers are general. Current requirements and your individual circumstances must be reviewed before relying on a particular option.
Does Parsica guarantee that a sponsorship application will be accepted?
No. Decisions are made by Canadian immigration authorities. We provide an assessment, prepare the application carefully and explain risks without guaranteeing an outcome.
Can you determine which sponsorship stream may apply?
A consultation can examine the refugee’s circumstances, the proposed sponsors and the availability of relevant programs before a strategy is recommended.
Can you review an application prepared by a sponsoring group?
Yes. A professional review can identify missing records, inconsistent information and areas that may need clearer explanation before submission.
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