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Letter of Invitation for Business Visitors to Canada
The ideal person to provide your Letter of Invitation depends on the reason for your visit to Canada:
The invitation letter should be written by an authorized officer of a business or company that can issue a letter for business persons.

Information that should be included in the letter?
-Essential details about both the visa applicant and the inviter.
- A photocopy of a document proving their status in Canada (e.g., Canadian birth certificate, Canadian citizenship card, or proof of permanent residency).
- An explanation of the purpose for the trip to Canada.
- Details of the planned duration of stay in Canada.
- Accommodation details (where they will stay).
- How they will cover expenses during their stay.
- Planned departure date from Canada.

Additional Considerations
- Note that merely writing a letter of invitation does not make the inviter legally responsible for the visitor once they arrive in Canada.
- The letter should be written in good faith, with truthful information.
- The letter should be notarized in front of a notary.
- The visitor must submit this letter along with their visa application to the Canadian embassy or consulate outside of Canada.



START YOUR LETTER BY ANSWERING THESE FEW QUESTIONS:

First select the number of Applicants:
1. Number of Applicants: 1 (When inviting 1 visitor)
Choose your Plan
Only Affidavit :
CA $9.95
- Receive your completed affidavit in
   PDF format
- Personalisation level: Standard
Free Affidavit
Notarization + Free Affidavit:
CA $39.95
- Receive your completed completed FREE and   NOTARIZED affidavit
- Discuss your affidavit with a case officer (anytime   within 30 days of receipt)
- Number of revisions: 1
- Personalisation level: Maximum