Good morning house. Please help me with this question. Can you claim inlaws as your siblings when opening your profile?

Thanks for the anticipated answer

I disagree. One might have siblings he's unaware of or cannot reach to get their full names and dates of birth.

iaatmguy:
Yes it's misrepresentation. you could either keep to yourself and risk them finding out or say the truth IMMEDIATELY with a profound apology. the ball is in your court

Hello Gurus

Please I need advice for a friend.

He has a Canadian degree - but when he submitted his profile it did not add the score to his overall. Has anyone experienced this please? Kindly advice. Thanks

anonyme:
I disagree. One might have siblings he's unaware of or cannot reach to get their full names and dates of birth.

agreed about the first, what of the second? in my own opinion, its best to back it up with a LOE

iaatmguy:
agreed about the first, what of the second? in my own opinion, its best ton back it up with a LOE

Thank you so much. I'm definitely adding them today. Do you know if there's a form I can use to add them? Or should I just type them out in the LOE?

Please my Ogas in the house may I claim sibling point from my cousin who studied, currently working and, has a work permit in Canada.

Thanks

Good morning house! Thanks for your assistance always.

I want to apply for my WAEC result and I need a sample of the Attestation letter please.

I would be grateful if you can help me please.

NeneSisi:
You may try clearing your cache

No. Only if he’s a PR or citizen

sseyi9:
Please my Ogas in the house may I claim sibling point from my cousin who studied, currently working and, has a work permit in Canada.

Thanks

Orestel:
Good morning house. Please help me with this question. Can you claim inlaws as your siblings when opening your profile?

Thanks for the anticipated answer

No. They must be your blood or step siblings. Your spouse can claim his siblings though, if he's the primary applicant

Thanks for your prompt response

CheesyTee:
No. Only if he’s a PR or citizen

Oya remark na

Congratss joorr...first attempt. You should be grateful. I had same scores too at 7th attempt but truly writing is not as terrifying.

Alosezele:
There is actually something wrong in my speaking I wasn’t expecting anything less than 8. I don’t understand at all my brother!

rhemagrace:
Before this thread closes, I am here to testify (because I told God I must testify in this thread). It is not PPR or ITA but NOI from Alberta! When I was about to give up and I had started to count down to my IELTS expiration, the God who is too faithful to fail threw me a lifeline through Alberta. This is part 1 of my testimony, watch out for the full story and my PPR story in part 9 of this thread . We can't afford to give up on the Canadian dream, do everything you can legally to keep the dream alive and remember that it will end in praise.

Congrats! Please be kind enough to share your NOC and CRS

Silversurfer1:


No. They must be your blood or step siblings. Your spouse can claim his siblings though, if he's the primary applicant

false.

Orestel:
Good morning house. Please help me with this question. Can you claim inlaws as your siblings when opening your profile?

Thanks for the anticipated answer

yes you can

anonyme:
I disagree. One might have siblings he's unaware of or cannot reach to get their full names and dates of birth.

its misrepresentation even though it wasn't deliberate. At the point of entry the conversation can bring it up then boom. See the case of a nigerian of recent who did not include his step daughter as she was not depent on him or lives with them. The wife was asked a honest question. And she mentioned she had a kid before but none yet for her husband. Naso kasala burst ppr was cancelled and They are back in Nigeria now adding the step daughter to their application. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/help-please-landing-gone-wrong.638643/

You can't claim points from your cousin, even if he/she is a PR... He is not ur sibling.... Can you navigate towards page 1 please....

sseyi9:
Please my Ogas in the house may I claim sibling point from my cousin who studied, currently working and, has a work permit in Canada.

Thanks

update on the sterling bank dollar rate, it was about 364 naira to 1 dollar..high if you ask me
i paid wes usa fee for someone

Good morning everyone.

I am so grateful to God. I am finally done with IELTS.

1st attempt 17th August, 2019 - LRWS- 7.5, 9, 6.5, 6.5

When I saw the result, I was so angry and moody all through that day. However, the next day, I woke up, encouraged myself and decided to rewrite the test on the next available date (7th Sept), which was just one week away (Thank God I made the decision).
I realized I needed help, so I contacted @ johnnybravo to assist with my writing. He agreed and we had one week intensive coaching on writing, while i was also seriously practicing the other components as well. He also gave me tips on Listening.

2nd attempt 7th September, 2019- LRWS- 8.5, 9, 7.5, 7.5 (all maxed out)

MY ADVICE

Listening- Practice hard and listen attentively. Infact, listen like your life depends on it. Look out for your weak areas and focus on them till you conquer.

Reading-Practice, focus on your weak areas. try and get the 'tricks' behind answering correctly.

Writing- Please, please and please, if you are stuck on 6.5, look for someone to review your scripts. It will save you the money you will spend rewriting the test. I recommend @ johnnybravo1990, he is really thorough, detailed and also friendly.

Speaking-i made the mistake of trying to over-impress in my first test. My advise here is to keep it simple. Just talk as if you are with a friend. you dont need impress. Keep talking until you are told to stop.


I have learnt so much from this thread and I want to appreciate everybody.
Thank you @ cookeed (for taking out time to share your tips with me) @ johnnybravo (the intensive coaching really paid off) @ladymarshall @ jjohndoe83 and to everyone who keep contributing one way or the other to this thread.

All Glory to God!

Congrats bro! U na scholar oo

jovids:
Good morning everyone.

I am so grateful to God. I am finally done with IELTS.

1st attempt 17th August, 2019 - LRWS- 7.5, 9, 6.5, 6.5

When I saw the result, I was so angry and moody all through that day. However, the next day, I woke up, encouraged myself and decided to rewrite the test on the next available date (7th Sept), which was just one week away (Thank God I made the decision).
I realized I needed help, so I contacted @ johnnybravo to assist with my writing. He agreed and we had one week intensive coaching on writing, while i was also seriously practicing the other components as well. He also gave me tips on Listening.

2nd attempt 7th September, 2019- LRWS- 8.5, 9, 7.5, 7.5 (all maxed out)

MY ADVICE

Listening- Practice hard and listen attentively. Infact, listen like your life depends on it. Look out for your weak areas and focus on them till you conquer.

Reading-Practice, focus on your weak areas. try and get the 'tricks' behind answering correctly.

Writing- Please, please and please, if you are stuck on 6.5, look for someone to review your scripts. It will save you the money you will spend rewriting the test. I recommend @ johnnybravo1990, he is really thorough, detailed and also friendly.

Speaking-i made the mistake of trying to over-impress in my first test. My advise here is to keep it simple. Just talk as if you are with a friend. you dont need impress. Keep talking until you are told to stop.


I have learnt so much from this thread and I want to appreciate everybody.
Thank you @ cookeed (for taking out time to share your tips with me) @ johnnybravo (the intensive coaching really paid off) @ladymarshall @ jjohndoe83 and to everyone who keep contributing one way or the other to this thread.

All Glory to God!

CheesyTee:
No. Only if he’s a PR or citizen

You can only claim sibling points with a sibling (brother or sister). You can't use extended family members for this

Under EE, he can’t claim cousin. But can claim under PNP (Saskatchewan and Manitoba) as long as the cousin is a PR or Citizen.

Silversurfer1:

You can only claim sibling points with a sibling (brother or sister). You can't use extended family members for this

Contact 08189939774. The lady just helped me with mine.





quote author=littledarline post=82398548]Good morning house! Thanks for your assistance always.

I want to apply for my WAEC result and I need a sample of the Attestation letter please.

I would be grateful if you can help me please.

[/quote]

ednut1:
false.
yes you can

Which part is false? Can you point me to where IRCC states in-laws can be used to claim points? Or is it wrong for his/her spouse using siblings the incorrect bit?

Good day House,

To any that has got PPR through provincial nomination.

Please did you get ADR requesting you to complete one schedule 4 and Schedule 4A declaration form, stating you will reside in that particular province.
I am asking because an online chat group says you can get an ADR for that.
I just submitted, post-ITA, and applied through Ontario Provincial Nomination.

Regards

Mummychichi:


Congratulations.

This part is absolutely unnecessary.

It is so people dont get scared unnecessarily

ednut1:
its misrepresentation even though it wasn't deliberate. At the point of entry the conversation can bring it up then boom. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/help-please-landing-gone-wrong.638643/

Wooow. This is deep man. I feel so bad for them. This is why one must be very careful with these applications. Shame

Hello everyone, please does anyone have reliable contact of who does transcript in DELSU(Abraka)

CheesyTee:
Under EE, he can’t claim cousin. But can claim under PNP (Saskatchewan and Manitoba) as long as the cousin is a PR or Citizen.

Oh yes I did see this. You're right. My bad

Kendrix69:
update on the sterling bank dollar rate, it was about 364 naira to 1 dollar..high if you ask me
i paid wes usa fee for someone

thats USD na, people have been talking of CAD not USD. BTW Access, GTB charge #365 for USD while Zenith is #370 so Sterling is still low

Thanks

kiari:
You can't claim points from your cousin, even if he/she is a PR... He is not ur sibling.... Can you navigate towards page 1 please....

Silversurfer1:

Which part is false? Can you point me to where IRCC states in-laws can be used to claim points? Or is it wrong for his/her spouse using siblings the incorrect bit?

10) Do you or your spouse or common law partner (if they will come with you to Canada) have at least one brother or sister living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident?
Note: to answer yes, the brother or sister must be:

18 years old or older
related to you or your partner by blood, marriage, common-law partnership or adoption
have a parent in common with you or your partner
A brother or sister is related to you by:

blood (biological)
adoption
marriage (step-brother or step-sister)
In bold.

bvc:


Thank you so much. I'm definitely adding them today. Do you know if there's a form I can use to add them? Or should I just type them out in the LOE?

You can use additional family information form. imm5406

Thank you!

Alosezele:
Congrats bro! U na scholar oo