Hi Jintaku
I am sorry I think I got you wrong with those couple of sentences that I mentioned earlier. I totally support you in your endeavours and would prefer it more like 300 people worked "with" you than "under" you .
Sorry for the over reaction
Have a good day 
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HI Again Kap
Just some of the answers that come to my mind and I may be wrong here ..
1) They are old age and not going to work illegally.
Ans: You know that , CIC does not know know that and the parents will have to prove that . Thats why they asks for jobs, assets, links etc.Gets difficult when they are retired and cannot show enough assets. There are tons of refugee claims and people overstaying their visas. What do u think those people entered as .Being a nanny to your children is work and is as good as working illegal.
2)Sponsorer has sufficient income to accomadate them. then Whats burden on Canadian Government?.
Ans: The applicant is the parents and not the sponsor. The sponsor letter and financial assets are a supporting doc and not a gurantee of Visa.
3) If they issue visitor visa then
-Air Canada (may be survive from bankrupcy) or Pearson Air port got income from them
-Sponsorer spend more expenses for their parants and more money rotate in market. and Government also got GST +HST from money spend for their parents.
-They visit tourist places and have nice income from such visitors
-They have their medical insurance (Insurance company also got some business)
I like your comments but thats not the way immigration departments are run . If they wanted people they can make visa free entries to people and make money but thats not what the immigration policies are made for.
4) What is the risk factor for Government if they issue visa for parents, I really cant understand their logic behind rejection.
Control on number of people and being a nanny is working as illegal . Getting the right kind of people and avoiding state liabilities. A lot of people get relatives and then after a problem occurs abandon them and they become state liability. They have to make sure about these cases.
Hope this helps
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Hi Smiley,
I am understood about your answers in your last post.
I know there are people who overstayed and asking for refugee but most of them are not parents.
Reason you mentioned are base of their rules/guideline for visitor visa and if applicant follow the guideline then they have to issue visitor visa otherwise applicant have right to complain. Immigration Counsute also follow their rules before denying any applicants and give true reason for rejection. They have no right to treat applicant like refugee/bagger. Applicant are paying processing fee and they have to spend some time to access papers. Just year ago, they stop the window for PR applicant for any inquiry. You can not inquire about your file PR case and worst things is after sending original passport for stamping, they retain 2 to 3 months for stamping and we have no right to inquire about our passport, Thats the way of their working. Applicants are really helpless.
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Kap
Kap:
It's not true that you cannot do anything when a visitor's visa application is rejected. You ALWAYS have the right to appeal. Often people don't bother because it costs money and they don't want to spend the money.
Many just rely on free forum like this one. There are those who feel so strongly and really want their parents here and pursue it with full vigour in Canadian courts.
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Orginally posted by Desi # 1
You can appeal against the reejction in Federal Court in Canada. I think fee is $300 for appeal. If you are confident, represent yourself attach all the papers.
This is not my personal experience but someone else I knew did this and succeeded.
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