Can I sponsor my Divorcee sister who is in India

[jayabo]

Hi David Cohen Sir,

I am permanent resident in Canada immigrated to Canada with my husband and small daughter. I came under Skilled Worker category as I am the principle applicant.

My sister is divorced in USA. Presently she is in India working for private firm. My father is no more and mother is alive. My sister does not have children.

Can I able to sponsor my divorced sister under Family Class or not?

Please advise Sir?

Thank You,

Regards
Ms. Jaya
E-mail: jayabo@yahoo.com

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi David Cohen Sir,

I am permanent resident in Canada immigrated to Canada with my husband and small daughter. I came under Skilled Worker category as I am the principle applicant.

My sister is divorced in USA. Presently she is in India working for private firm. My father is no more and mother is alive. My sister does not have children.

Can I able to sponsor my divorced sister under Family Class or not?

Please advise Sir?

Thank You,

Regards
Ms. Jaya
E-mail: jayabo @ yahoo.com

No, not Federally. If you live in either Manitoba (MPNP) see: http://www.immigratemanitoba.com/how-to-immigrate/apply/manitoba-support/

Note that the MPNP is NOT a sponsorship program. Because the MPNP is a labour-market-driven economic immigration program, all applicants must be employable and adaptable skilled workers with job-ready English, sufficient settlement funds and the genuine intention and ability to economically establish in Manitoba as permanent residents.

or Saskatchewan http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/family-referral no space left this year.

Otherwise she will have to qualify as a skilled worker.