My Mother wants to call my sister for immigration *Please Help*

[Rob_TO]

My mom is living with one of my brother and she got a whole family there (my maternal family). My younger brothers are there in Canada and they are stable financially, is there is an option for them to become a petitioner in place of my mom?

No, there is no way. Your sister does not qualify under any family class sponsorship. She could only be sponsored by a Canadian spouse and that's it.

Or she would need to immigrate independently via skilled trade or something.

 

[matgate]

Actually, your mom didn't need to declare her since its sounds like your sister was already over 22 when your mom became PR. So she was not a dependent. So that is ok.

But you sister does not qualify for sponsorship by your mom because she is not a dependent unless your mom qualifies for the strict exception that Rob_TO mentioned.

Yes and i guess that was the reason she declared only the kids who were under 19 that time.

 

[matgate]

No, there is no way. Your sister does not qualify under any family class sponsorship. She could only be sponsored by a Canadian spouse and that's it.

Or she would need to immigrate independently via skilled trade or something.

thanks for your kind and quick replies Rob_TO,

I guess there is no way for her to get out of the bloody mess in Pakistan

 

[screech339]

My mom is living with one of my brother and she got a whole family there (my maternal family). My younger brothers are there in Canada and they are stable financially, is there is an option for them to become a petitioner in place of my mom?

The issue I find is that since your mom didn't declare all children, she misrepresented herself in her PR application.

So if your mom was able to sponsor your sister under the lone PR living in Canada clause, she could put herself in jeopardy since she didn't list your sister in the family information form.

Screech339

 

[Rob_TO]

The issue I find is that since your mom didn't declare all children, she misrepresented herself in her PR application.

So if your mom was able to sponsor your sister under the lone PR living in Canada clause, she could put herself in jeopardy since she didn't list your sister in the family information form.

Screech339

By "declare" I think OP is referring to not listing the sister as a non-accompanying dependent and getting a medical exam. Since the sister was not a dependent, there was no need to do either of these things.

 

[screech339]

By "declare" I think OP is referring to not listing the sister as a non-accompanying dependent and getting a medical exam. Since the sister was not a dependent, there was no need to do either of these things.

Makes more sense if the mom "listed" her daughter as a non-accompanying dependent also assuming the dependent had her medical done.

When she wrote "my mom DID NOT DECLARE..." makes a big difference in the meaning. So I leave that mistake as a blip in the language blips.

 

[PMM]

Hi

Makes more sense if the mom "listed" her daughter as a non-accompanying dependent also assuming the dependent had her medical done.

When she wrote "my mom DID NOT DECLARE..." makes a big difference in the meaning. So I leave that mistake as a blip in the language blips.

1. You seem to have difficulty with the concept that the sister was "not declared" She was over 30 years in 2002 when the mother emigrated, she was not a dependent, so she wouldn't be declared as dependent, nor would she have a medical.

 

[mikeymyke]

thanks for your kind and quick replies Rob_TO,

I guess there is no way for her to get out of the bloody mess in Pakistan

Apply as a skilled worker or live in care giver.