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Same boat! And it's really frustrating.

Have you gotten your nomination now?

Get NPC done. It's the only acceptable doc if there are no birth certificates.

Open a new profile and indicate that you have nomination from a MPNP. They would generate a letter to saying you should reach out to MPNP to send the nomination again. Then reach out to MPNP and they would resend it. It would take several days to be generated though.

I hope you didn't submit a full application because you will be banned. If you did, request for it to be withdrawn. There are no exceptions to the rules! You can only claim the 50 points if your family support lives in a regional area outside Winnepeg

Was your application rejected OR does it say your application is cancelled? There is a difference.

How you gotten your PPR now? My sister is in the same boat. Submitted passport since July 15th and nothing till date.

Just an update: step-family are allowed in Manitoba

There won't be enough points if friends. Specifically, they need the 200 points. So, I want to know if Manitoba accepts step-cousins.

Hello, Can my brothers in Manitoba be family supports for my auntie's step children? My mom's junior sister is legally married to their dad and they have lived with them (with their dad and step-mom) since 4yrs and 2yrs. We consider them as our cousins. Unfortunately, my aunt never had her own...

I came here hoping to meet someone that have gone through similar case. Most immigration matters can be done by oneself. I learnt that the hard way.

Yes, that is the case. He has been the sole carer for the past 10 years since their father died.

Nope. I have just had my fair share of consultant/lawyer that I know quite a bit. I have learnt it ever hurts to start or try.

That's the complexity of the case. A Canadian does not need to prove why they need to be in Canada. And yes, the family can support themselves while in Canada. Another thought, anyone been sponsored usually sign that they would do their best to be productive....that can be an undertaking of...

I am a Canadian. This is not my case.

Thanks. Its case study that I am interested in. I am a Canadian, so it's not my case. And I know the first point to be correct. I am advising that they try anyways. They don't have any living relative in Canada.

You mean he should shell out money for a total stranger to take care of his brother? And sponsorship generally is about people desiring to come to Canada of course. No law against that in my own opinion. I would like information from people that have gone through this situation as I perfectly...

True, there are specific people to sponsor. But this is a complicated case. So, who decides who to take care of him here? He is fully Canadian. Does this not qualify for H&C grounds? He can't come back alone to Canada.

He is presently in his home country. None of them are in Canada yet, so none are using legal aid and none plan to use legal aid.

The older brother is not claiming Canadian citizenship. Yes, I understand sponsorship requires undertaking but he can't take care of himself. He however has a right to be in Canada. He is that aware of where he is. I understand it's an unusual case and I am wondering if there are people out...