Steveraw:
My aunt left in the year 2000, and while leaving she left her two sons,she got her citizenship in year 2019,she seemed asylum so I guess that's why it took so long,fast forward to this year,the sons won't let me rest, please I would like to know to know what the mum can do to take her children out,so I can have peace with her sons,your advice is deeply appreciated

southniyikaye:
The aunty gangan, what efforts is she making to move her children?

Kriss216:
Are you even sure your beloved Aunty would love to see them in Canada?


Be careful, make you no go use schnapps pour out champagne.

Steveraw:

Yeah,she has told me repeatedly

Kriss216:

She told you? Without any actions?

This shows she don’t want them to join her. She didn’t informed her husband over there about the kids.

Steveraw:

My main question now,is what path should she take or rather what her options as I plan to call her before the week ends

Steveraw:
My aunt left in the year 2000, and while leaving she left her two sons,she got her citizenship in year 2019,she seemed asylum so I guess that's why it took so long,fast forward to this year,the sons won't let me rest, please I would like to know to know what the mum can do to take her children out,so I can have peace with her sons,your advice is deeply appreciated

Steveraw:

My main question now,is what path should she take or rather what her options as I plan to call her before the week ends

Kriss216:

Don’t worry yourself over nothing, if she truly wants her kids over there, she knows what to do.

FlyHeight:


Boss Man, if your aunt really wanted her kids there with her, she knows what to do, and the process to follow.

The process of filing for asylum which you say she filed for years ago is more tedious and difficult than filing to bring a dependent or immediate family members to Canada, US hell, even the UK... And I find it difficult to believe that if she really wanted them there, she doesn’t know the offices to call or how to go about it for someone who’s been there since the early 2000s. I’ve lived in 4 countries between 2007 till date & I know the process of filing for residency in each to the point where it’s the first thing I do everywhere I go; much less someone who’s been in the same country since the early 2000s.

If she still feigns like she doesn’t know, it’s pretty simple, she should get an immigration lawyer and I promise you those kids will be there before Summer... However she better hurry cuz I believe there’s an AGE bar!

ednut1:
they should apply for express entry

Steveraw:

Please how does that work

Steveraw:
My aunt left in the year 2000, and while leaving she left her two sons,she got her citizenship in year 2019,she seemed asylum so I guess that's why it took so long,fast forward to this year,the sons won't let me rest, please I would like to know to know what the mum can do to take her children out,so I can have peace with her sons,your advice is deeply appreciated

Steveraw:


I failed to mention though,they are now adults,23 and 24 respectively

optimusprime2:


If it took her 19/20 years to aquire citizenship from Canada since the 2000's... then it speaks alot already.

She may not have the right social standing to file in for her sons who are already grownups.

As much as there is the general hype for Canada these days, Canada is not an "anyhow" country, in otherwords "if you pay peanuts, you'll get monkeys".

What if she declared earlier that she had no children during some earlier refugee paper work in the phase when she was desperate for asylum, do you fink all of a sudden if she brandished grown up men from the blues calling them her sons, it would sink in well.... the system has a way of tracing these things. (Many people have been hit by this reality and families were broken unfortunately).

The best she can do is support the boys financially to perhaps pursue college education in Canada from Nigeria.

But let's call a spade a spade, she must have lied during the asylum process and it has probably caught up, that's why she's literally helpless in bringing her sons over. Otherwise she could have done it since.

Steveraw:

She tried when they were kids,but unfortunately their medical forms where filled out wrongly

Steveraw:


I failed to mention though,they are now adults,23 and 24 respectively

ednut1:
true must have lied. Normal thing in assylum claims by Nigerians this one na lies abeg

optimusprime2:


If it took her 19/20 years to aquire citizenship from Canada since the 2000's... then it speaks alot already.

She may not have the right social standing to file in for her sons who are already grownups.

As much as there is the general hype for Canada these days, Canada is not an "anyhow" country, in otherwords "if you pay peanuts, you'll get monkeys".

What if she declared earlier that she had no children during some earlier refugee paper work in the phase when she was desperate for asylum, do you fink all of a sudden if she brandished grown up men from the blues calling them her sons, it would sink in well.... the system has a way of tracing these things. (Many people have been hit by this reality and families were broken unfortunately).

The best she can do is support the boys financially to perhaps pursue college education in Canada from Nigeria.

But let's call a spade a spade, she must have lied during the asylum process and it has probably caught up, that's why she's literally helpless in bringing her sons over. Otherwise she could have done it since.

babakb:


Now you are talking, there is no way she can sponsor them because they are no longer dependants.

The only viable option for her is to look for a job for them in canada so that their employer will sponsor their work permit, after working for one full year then they can process permanent residence...

optimusprime2:


If it took her 19/20 years to aquire citizenship from Canada since the 2000's... then it speaks alot already.

She may not have the right social standing to file in for her sons who are already grownups.

As much as there is the general hype for Canada these days, Canada is not an "anyhow" country, in otherwords "if you pay peanuts, you'll get monkeys".

What if she declared earlier that she had no children during some earlier refugee paper work in the phase when she was desperate for asylum, do you fink all of a sudden if she brandished grown up men from the blues calling them her sons, it would sink in well.... the system has a way of tracing these things. (Many people have been hit by this reality and families were broken unfortunately).

The best she can do is support the boys financially to perhaps pursue college education in Canada from Nigeria.

But let's call a spade a spade, she must have lied during the asylum process and it has probably caught up, that's why she's literally helpless in bringing her sons over. Otherwise she could have done it since.

Steveraw:

Thanks,what kind of jobs,or any job would suffice

babakb:


Any kind of job will do as long as the employers will be willing to sponsor their work permit....

Although School route is cool too but she must have all the money required....

Steveraw:

Thanks,when the employer sponsors,would they be a need to go through federal skilled express programs

Steveraw:

Thanks,when the employer sponsors,would they be a need to go through federal skilled express programs

ednut1:
these things are hard for Nigerians. Unlike Indians and Chinese who have companies they can use. The realistic thing is express entry or their mama find them Canadian wife to marry

Steveraw:

Thanks,when the employer sponsors,would they be a need to go through federal skilled express programs

babakb:


Your head correct, Nigerians always think they are smart but we aren't, Chinese and Indians took advantage of the situation many years ago while our people were flexing, now they can easily offer their people jobs and process work permit for them...