Dont want to claim points for sibling, FSW. What to do?

[hisham1406]

Hi,

Yes I was specifically asking about the quesion on relative. I have an uncle there.

Should I say NO and provide LOE?

Or

Should I just NO and no need for LOE?

Uncles are not equal to Siblings. The question is asking about a specific person. Also siblings are not equal to cousins.

 

[dotslash227]

Hi,

Yes I was specifically asking about the quesion on relative. I have an uncle there.

Should I say NO and provide LOE?

Or

Should I just NO and no need for LOE?

Does the ask question about a relative (not sibling)? Then, depends how the relative is your uncle. If he is a first-degree relative (your mother or father's brother), then yes, otherwise no.

 

[hisham1406]

Does the ask question about a relative (not sibling)? Then, depends how the relative is your uncle. If he is a first-degree relative (your mother or father's brother), then yes, otherwise no.

Yes, hes first degree.

My question is for me it would be tough to get docs so what should I do?

 

[dotslash227]

Yes, hes first degree.

My question is for me it would be tough to get docs so what should I do?

Mention Yes, but in the LOE, mention that you are estranged and arranging documents is hard and don't want to claim points for him (if you are being given points for him being your relative).

 

[hisham1406]

For relative, I only get 5 eligibility points and not CRS points. I already have more than 67 so I am fine on that part.

If I say yes, it gives me 2 sections to add his documents.

Can i say NO and then just give an LOE in the LOE section that I said NO since i am not claiming points but as full disclosure I do have an uncle living in canada.

 

[dotslash227]

For relative, I only get 5 eligibility points and not CRS points. I already have more than 67 so I am fine on that part.

If I say yes, it gives me 2 sections to add his documents.

Can i say NO and then just give an LOE in the LOE section that I said NO since i am not claiming points but as full disclosure I do have an uncle living in canada.

Yes, you can do that too.

 

[eshin]

You should answer the question truthfullly. (Yes) and then in place of proof of relationship, upload a letter of explanation. If you qualify for the ITA without those points, then they will still approve your application.

Thank you for your quick response, I do not know if you can help me with a template on how the LOE for not claiming a point for sibling will look like. kindly reply

 

[lampbreaker]

Thank you for your quick response, I do not know if you can help me with a template on how the LOE for not claiming a point for sibling will look like. kindly reply

It's just a letter in plain English explaining that you don't wish to claim the points and qualify for the ITA without those points. But that you included it in your form in order to be truthful.

 

[tegbir_93]

I had a query.

While answering the eligibility questions while making the Express entry profile, I had claimed 5 points for sibling in Canada with PR (67/100 point eligibility). But later on due to hassle of getting the documents to prove the sibling in Canada with PR, I answered "NO" to the question to not to claim 15 points. And I am planning to give LOE for this.

But will this mismatch create any problem?

Cheers,
Tegbir