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| Subject: Bringing mother-in-law toghether with me to Canada |
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Hello,
I´m a Brazlilian living in Brazil. Some days ago, the company I work approached me in order to see if I´d accept to hear from them an offer to work in their subsidiary in Canada. That would mean a promotion for me.
The firm offer was not made yet, but I´m searching internet in other to gather information - I think my case would be a PR visa as skilled worker or, most likely a provincial nominee (Ontario). The best situation for me would be if I could take my wife (35 yrs), 1 daughter (2 yrs) and also my mother-in-law (70 yrs) with me.
Tthat´s my current life configuration - we live in the same appartment, and my mother-in-law has no parents alive nor brothers or sisters, and her only daughter is my wife, so we have been living toghether for 3 years. She is retired and has her own income.
Regarding wife and kid, no problem to find the information, although I´m not finding enough information on the internet if my mother-in-law could have the PR status as well at the same time of mine or I´d need to have her as a visitor and have her renewing her temporary visa meanwhile we try a PR visa (sponsoring).
Is there anything I can do in the beggining of the process to state she needs to go with us and everybody goes toghether (as she would be alone in Brazil, with no close family) ??
Best regards,
Leonardo
[27-02-2009,13:01]
[***.149.212.145]
Leonardo |
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(in reply to: Bringing mother-in-law toghether with me to Canada)
unfortunately not. You would need to establish yourself in Canada and they apply to have Mom join you at a later date.
[27-02-2009,18:47]
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Sharon |
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