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| Subject: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC |
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Hi Everyone,
I have a pending FSW Canadian Immigration application.
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In the Adaptability Factor, CIC states that:
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E. Relatives in Canada (5 points):
You or your accompanying spouse or common-law partner has a relative (parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, sibling, child of a grandparent, aunt/uncle, or grandchild of a parent, niece or nephew) who lives in Canada and is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
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My question is:
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I have cousins in Canada (first degree cousins) who are Canadian Citizens. They are willing to issue me affidavit of support if needed. QUESTIONS:
1. Is it possible for me to get points at the Adaptability Factor (E. Relatives in Canada) even if cousins were not enumerated as relatives in the Adaptability Factor (E. Relatives in Canada)?
2. Or does this entirely rely upon the discretion/judgement/consideration of the Immigration Officer that will be handling my case?
Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC, and other knowledgeable people kindly reply.
- tanya321
[09-11-2008,05:17]
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tanya321 |
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(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
Most likely cousins can´t help (as fas as I know). Sorry.
[09-11-2008,13:00]
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DC |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
Thanks for your reply DC.
Roy, Sharon, and Bill:
What is your view on this? Do I get absolutely zero point on this Adaptability Factor (E. Relatives) although I have first degree cousins who are Canadian Citizens?
Or does it still depend upon the immigration officer´s judgement/consideration?
-tanya321
[09-11-2008,19:14]
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tanya321 |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
You won´t get this point FOR SURE.
If you have a first cousin who lives in Saskathewan at least a year ..then you can apply fo SINP ( Saskathewan PNP) program.
Good luck
[10-11-2008,06:42]
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Tariq |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
This is a solid rule; immigration officer in question doesn´t have any authority to award points.
[10-11-2008,13:27]
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DC |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
DC and Tariq, Thanks for the info guys.
If this is a fixed rule, then I guess there´s nothing I could do about it.
Unless anybody here in the forum has a different view/experience/information about this subject matter?
[10-11-2008,19:20]
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tanya321 |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
Tanya,
The deal is final; don´t count on this unless you want to apply for Saks PNP.
I have several 1st cousins came after me, I had to provide them many lot of assistance regardding imigration; from form fill up to whatever you can think. Not a single one ever used me to claim points.
[10-11-2008,22:29]
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DC |
(in reply to: Adaptability Factor - Roy, Sharon, Bill, DC)
Thanks DC. That made things simpler.
I won´t count this adaptability factor anymore.
-tanya321
[11-11-2008,19:48]
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tanya321 |
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