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Hi,
I have an uncle (brother of my father) who lived in Canada for over than 15 years, so he is a canadian citizen. Now, he lives in US for working and he sometimes visits Canada for working subjects. He has a son who was born and lives in Canada. My cousin is 25 years old and he is a canadian citizen and of course, he has PR.
According to applications, a cousin is not considered a relative for Canada Inmigration, but an uncle Yes.
My question is:
Can I obtain the 5 points for relatives with my uncle??
Thanks in advance, I looking fordward to your reply,
Regards, Micaela.
[07-08-2004,10:01]
Micaela |
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(in reply to: Relatives in Canada)
Is your Uncle Canadian citizen?
If he is then you should be able to get 5 points.
John
[07-08-2004,12:26]
John |
Relatives in Canada (in reply to: Relatives in Canada)
Yes, my uncle is a canadian citizen, but now he is not living in canada, he lives in USA. His son lives in Canada.
What address should I write in the application form, if my uncle don´t live in Canada?
[07-08-2004,20:27]
micaela |
(in reply to: Relatives in Canada)
hi, my girlfriend and i we live in diferent countries, she lives in canada and i live in mexico. we have seen each other for over a year and a half, i have travel to canada to see her, she has come to mexico to see me.
we finnaly decided to make a life together but we think is better for us to stay in canada cause of career.
there i sany way we can live together in canada???
cause we are planning to get merry in 6 months .
an dobviusly i need to work.
thank you
alfredo
[22-09-2005,17:58]
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ALFREDO |
Relative in Canada (in reply to: Relatives in Canada)
My uncle´s children and My mother in law´s sister´s daughter is in Canada.Will i get points for that?
[15-07-2010,04:36]
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kala |
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