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Hi friends
I?m preparing myself to submit my application. It includes me, my husband and our children,
My question is:
Is it possible to let my sister join us in the same application, she is unmarred, highly educated and she lives in our homeland not the same in which I live since 4 years?
Thank you
Olga
[24-06-2006,18:12]
[**.102.12.43]
Olga |
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(in reply to: my sister)
Is is pretty and healthy? Me be single right now and I needs me a great girl for all matters... Olya thi govorish po-ruski?
[24-06-2006,18:20]
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Money Matters |
(in reply to: my sister)
No, Olga, i don´t think you are allowed to include your sister in your application.
Why not ask your sister to apply for Immigration herself since u mentioned that she´s highly educated?
[24-06-2006,19:24]
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Anxious |
(in reply to: my sister)
Yes - If she is under 18 years of age and would have no one to look after her if you are her only family.
However, I´d say it is going to be difficult. First you immigrate and then let her use points from you.
Or, if she is highly educated and has enough points - let her apply independently.
[24-06-2006,19:57]
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Peter |
(in reply to: my sister)
To Money Matters
zedrazvoieeti....
kak dela..
vi gavariti po ruski????????
[25-06-2006,07:44]
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Olga |
(in reply to: my sister)
If you were her legal guardian you could add her, but you mention she hasn´t lived in the same country as you for 4 years then no, you cannot add her.
[25-06-2006,09:11]
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Bet |
(in reply to: my sister)
Hey Olga, if your sister is from Eastern Europe, please leave her e mail I love Eastern Europian girls, I will sponsor her and marry her...
[25-06-2006,14:19]
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