HELP!MPNP if mom is permanent resident living in Toronto

[Maple man]

Please help me!My mom is a permanent resident and she lives in Toronto!I am trying to immigrate through MPNP!Is it a big problem?Because as I know I will have to state that I have a relative outside Manitoba!will I have problems and unnecessary questions?what should I do?thank you

[kamal dhaliwal]

Please help me!My mom is a permanent resident and she lives in Toronto!I am trying to immigrate through MPNP!Is it a big problem?Because as I know I will have to state that I have a relative outside Manitoba!will I have problems and unnecessary questions?what should I do?thank you

offcourse man there will be a big problem.Manitoba will not nominate u

[Maple man]

Is there any other ideas?

[Maple man]

Does anybody has the same situation?maybe brother or a sister?Her second husband is sponsoring her!she will either get immigration visa or permanent resident!How can I solve thus riddle?

[Leon]

Please help me!My mom is a permanent resident and she lives in Toronto!I am trying to immigrate through MPNP!Is it a big problem?Because as I know I will have to state that I have a relative outside Manitoba!will I have problems and unnecessary questions?what should I do?thank you

Does anybody has the same situation?maybe brother or a sister?Her second husband is sponsoring her!she will either get immigration visa or permanent resident!How can I solve thus riddle?

Ok, so your mother is a PR and living in Toronto.  Now, whose husband is sponsoring whom and what does this have to do with your MPNP application?

An immigration visa and permanent residence is the same thing.

Having a relative outside Manitoba might not affect your application.  They may ask if you consider moving to Toronto to be with your mother but if you are immigrating through a job offer, you can say no because your job is in Manitoba and that maybe your mother will consider moving to Manitoba instead if visiting each other is not enough.

[Maple man]

Sorry! I will clarify a little bit!My mom got married second time!Her husband is a citizen and is sponsoring her permanent residence!I am a 21 year old son,married!Right now I am in Canada and want to immigrate through Manitoba! Will it be possible to explain to the visa officer that I am not moving to Toronto and that I want to stay in Manitoba?thank you

[Leon]

Yes, you are an adult and do not have to live with your mother.  You may be asked if that is your plan, just say no.

[Maple man]

Thanks buddy I was really worried!Thanks for the answer

[Maple man]

Any other ideas or experiences? I am really worried about this!maybe you had a brothe or other relative there?

[letina]

Manitoba will unlikely issue a nomination to someone it believes will not settle in Manitoba permanently. It does so by evaluating the tie of the applicant to Manitoba. If you have a strong tie elsewhere, it will definitely deny your application. In this case, your tie to Toronto is definitely stronger and you cannot use Manitoba as a stepping stone because the chance is very low. Of course if you have a permanent job offer in Manitoba, your tie will be strong in Manitoba and they may consider your case

[Maple man]

Doesn't sound promising!)any other more positive inspirational advises?I could really use one.Because some people say I have a chance if I just say I won't leave Manitoba others say I am scrrewed?please

[Maple man]

I know I am being very annoying but I just want to know where to go to a lawer and try to figure smt out.come on guys you must have some of your relatives living outside the province where you immigrated!please share some information!

[Leon]

What is your basis of applying under MPNP?  Do you have a job offer in Manitoba?

If you want a lawyer, talk to the one who runs this forum, www.canadavisa.com

[ak_indi]

Hi Maple Man:

Its been long since you checked for your question

So...would you share your views now on what is the impact of "Relatives outside Manitoba" on MPNP application ?

Any views are welcome....

Please share your experiences...opinions are welcome...

ak