Sponsorship of Parents and Grandparents

Please use application sponsorship, sponsorship contract and commitment (IMM 1344) and Canadian general application form (IMM 0008). You can fill them in and save them using your computer. Adobe Reader 10 or more is required. You also need to open JavaScript

It is easier to fill out a form on a computer than to enter it manually. It reduces the risk of errors that can delay the application process

Note: By using the confirmation form before printing, you can reliably answer all questions. This can prevent application processing from being delayed.

Place the barcode page on the package. If there are multiple packages, please place separate barcode pages in each package.

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Girls and parents who do not have parental authority will investigate the health effects based on the care level. Parents' grandparents are defined as grandparents who take on the role of parents and take care of grandchildren without biological parents (Fuller-Thomson & Minkler, 2000; Goodman & Silverstein, 2002). Co-parents' grandparents live with their grandchildren and their parents (Goodman & Silverstein, 2002). Grandparents who do not have custody do not live with their grandchildren, but they are constantly in contact with them (Fuller-Thomson & Minkler, 2000). According to Fuller-Thomson and Minkler (2000), grandparents (78) of African-American guardians are in poor health status compared to grandparents of nonparents of African-American (N = 495) The incidence of depression is high. . In addition to the differences in sample sizes, the opposite of these two studies may be related to changes in statistical methods for managed or uncontrolled confounding variables.

Rural grandparents are improving grandchildren's health Kimberly Y. Robitaille University of Tennessee Health Science Center