Annex L: Permanent Resident Fees Applicable for Dependent Children

Colin R. Singer
mayo 16, 2021

The New Definition of a Dependent Child

The Dependent Type	The Scenario	The Fee
Type 1	Child under 19 years of age, unmarried and not in a common-law relationship, who is the principal applicant	$75
Type 1	Child under 19 years of age, unmarried and not in a common-law relationship, who is accompanying a parent	$150
Type 2	Child aged 19 years or above, who is unable to be financially self-supporting because of a physical or a mental condition, and who is the principal applicant	$475
Type 2	Child aged 19 years or above, who is unable to be financially self-supporting because of a physical or a mental condition, and who is accompanying a parent	$150

The Pre-Regulatory Amendment Definition of a Dependent Child (Applied prior to August 01, 2014 or subject to Transitional Provisions)

The Dependent Type	The Scenario	The Fee
Type A	Child under 22 years of age, unmarried and not in a common-law relationship, who is the principal applicant	$75
Type A	Child under 22 years of age, unmarried and not in a common-law relationship, who is accompanying a parent	$150
Type B	Child aged 22 years or above, who is a fulltime student, and who is the principal applicant	$475
Type B	Child aged 22 years or above, who is a fulltime student, and who is accompanying a parent	$550
Type B	Child aged 22 years or above, who is married or in a common-law relationship, who is accompanying a parent	$550
Type C	Child aged 22 years or above, who is unable to be financially self-supporting because of a physical or a mental condition, and who is the principal applicant	$475
Type C	Child aged 22 years or above, who is unable to be financially self-supporting because of a physical or a mental condition, and who is accompanying a parent	$150

Officers would need to enter any additional details for explanation or clarification for record purposes. They could enter the additional details in the Global Case Management System (GCMS) case notes.