Thank you so much Captain hoo, we have her birth certificate and death certificate of my grandfather and her mother, but I don't have pictures, she has been in Canada for over 20 years now. I have our chats to as far back as 2016 on WhatsApp,
but I'll check on Facebook.

captainhoo:

Start by getting birth certificates of her and your parent that is her step-sibling showing they are born of same father, your birth certificate showing you are a child to her step-sibling, pictures showing she is related to one of your parents, chats that reflect she is family and can date back for as long as you can get, Facebook pictures or tags showing she acknowledged you as niece.

Imagine you are drawing a family tree with proofs and documents, starting with her and ending with you, get proofs that will be convincing of that.

Thank you so much cheesy Tee, I really appreciate your prompt response. I'll do just as you said.

CheesyTee:
Does she share same surname with your mum (maiden name)? She will need to provide birth certificate to show common name with your mum. Plus other documents to show she’s been living in Saskatchewan for the past one year.

PLEASE HELP ME. I'M ON MY KNEES O

Adezeal1:
Good day everyone, please kindly advise me on what to do.
I've been on this Canada Journey for a while, I've been taking it one step at a time. I have an Aunt in Regina Saskatoon, she was the one that told me about express entry, she then asked me to apply for Saskatchewan pnp, but before my Wes evaluation could come out, my noc was no longer needed. I couldn't use her for the federal express entry because she was an extended family.
Yesterday she called me and told me I can now apply for Saskatchewan pnp, that my noc is back in Demand,which I checked and realized she was right.
My major problem is how to proof she's my aunt, she's the step daughter of my Maternal Grandfather.
I don't want any problems for myself.
I just applied for masters in a bid to increase my crs. Although that will take about 18 months.

Good day everyone, please kindly advise me on what to do.
I've been on this Canada Journey for a while, I've been taking it one step at a time. I have an Aunt in Regina Saskatoon, she was the one that told me about express entry, she then asked me to apply for Saskatchewan pnp, but before my Wes evaluation could come out, my noc was no longer needed. I couldn't use her for the federal express entry because she was an extended family.
Yesterday she called me and told me I can now apply for Saskatchewan pnp, that my noc is back in Demand,which I checked and realized she was right.
My major problem is how to proof she's my aunt, she's the step daughter of my Maternal Grandfather.
I don't want any problems for myself.
I just applied for masters in a bid to increase my crs. Although that will take about 18 months.

Testimony2019:
Can doctors practice with ielts general in canada or they still need to write ielts academic

For express entry, what you need is general ielts, I feel there's no need doing academics now even if it's necessary to practice, you can do it when you get there or when you've received ppr.

[quote author=CheesyTee post=79555424]Unfortunately, he can’t. Saskatchewan requires that one’s work experience must correlate with education.

He can apply under FSW

Thank you CheesyTee for your prompt response.
We are applying for the FSW, but after simulating our score, we are on 433,and that's because of age. And it doesn't look like the draw will ever come down that low.
Hence, the reason for us trying pnp.
I'll appreciate any advice given.
Thanks once again.

Good day everyone, please i need your help.
My husband is a medical doctor, but for the past 7years he has been working in the ambulance unit, he's a supervisor.
My concern is which has Noc should he apply for seeing that he hasn't been in the clinical setting for a long time , and can he apply as a paramedics under Saskatchewan province.

Please help me.
It's urgent

Good day everyone, please i need your help.
My husband is a medical doctor, but for the past 7years he has been working in the ambulance unit, he's a supervisor.
My concern is which has Noc should he apply for seeing that he hasn't been in the clinical setting for a long time , and can he apply as a paramedics under Saskatchewan province.

Please help me.
It's urgent

I'm currently self employed (fashion designing). I've been doing this for almost 3years now, after I left the Ministry of Health.

Thank you so much for your response Bellong.
I studied food science and technology, I worked with the Ministry of Health in the Nutrition Department during my NYSC, but I continued working there even after my service for another one and half years (2years and 5months in total) , although I was paid by the Department as I wasn't employed as a staff.
I'm 28years.

He will likely not get a positive assessment. What is your own occupation?[/quote]

Good day everyone, please I need help.
My husband and I decided to try the Australian route after trying the Canada express entry program.
My husband is a medical Doctor, but in the last 6years he has not been practicing clinical medicine, he works with the ministry of health and he does more of administrative jobs,(statistics).he works in the ambulance department.
I'll like to know if he can get a positive assessment from VETASSES, if he uses one of these related occupation.
#Ambulance officer
#Emergency service worker
#intensive care ambulance paramedics.
#Occupational health and safety adviser.
Thanks, I'll patiently wait for your response.