Family reunification remains one of the cornerstones of Canada’s immigration policy, and child sponsorship offers a path for Canadian citizens and permanent residents to bring their dependent children to live in Canada permanently. However, navigating the legal and administrative requirements can be complex. Securing child sponsorship legal advice can significantly improve your chances of a smooth and successful application. This blog will guide you through the child sponsorship process and explain how expert legal advice can help Canadian families reunite without unnecessary delays. What is Child Sponsorship? Child sponsorship allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their biological or adopted children to become permanent residents of Canada. The process applies to children under the age of 22 who are not married or in a common-law relationship. If the child is over 22, they may still qualify if they are financially dependent due to a mental or physical condi...