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Yes, your spouse or common-law partner can be a co-signer, and their income can be combined with yours to meet the Minimum Necessary Income.
If your own income is not enough to meet the MNI, your spouse or common-law partner can act as a co-signer on the application. Their income is then added to yours to help you reach the required threshold for each of the three tax years.
A co-signer takes on the same financial obligations as the sponsor, meaning they share legal responsibility for supporting the sponsored parents or grandparents under the undertaking. Choosing to add a co-signer is therefore a serious commitment, not just a paperwork formality.
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