Whether you wish to invite your parents to witness you graduate, or invite your brother or sister to spend some time in Canada on vacation, our notaries can assist you. Occasionally, when applying for a travel visa, a Canadian immigration official will require the person you are inviting to provide a travel letter from you setting out certain pieces of information to prove the purpose of their trip. Once the letter is written and notarized, you will need to mail the letter to the person you are inviting so they can present it to the Canadian Embassy/Consulate in their country.

Unfortunately, Canadian Immigration Officials require you to write the letter yourself. However, you can read about the information required for the invitation letter here and you can download a template at the bottom of this article.

The below template is to be used as a starting point and may need to be adapted to fit your particular situation. The template in no way guarantees success and is not to be considered as legal advice.