I am applying for a visitor visa to Canada to go visit my uncle and aunt who are permanent residents. My uncle is not actually my father's brother. I am actually my uncle's aunt's sister-in-law's grandson. We are a joint family, so I know it's quite confusing for a normal person. Can somebody help me out in providing a proper proof of relationship with my uncle. I can provide documents such as my uncle's passport and PR card. Apart from this, I don't know what other documents to submit, to prove this relationship. I also have an invitation letter from him. I am really afraid that my visa will get rejected since my uncle is a very distant relative to me. Can somebody please help me out? Quick replies would be highly appreciated.
Proof of Relationship for distant relative
- Thread starter JosephDaniel
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From the description you provided, he is not even a distant relative, let alone an uncle. You cannot refer to him as a relative in your app, as that would be a lie.
So what should I do now? Should I refer to him as an acquaintance or something?
Thank you for the clarification. And what documents should I provide? My relatives are permanent residents and I can submit their PR cards. Should I submit anything apart from that?
I really wouldn't refer to them as relatives. Friend is fine. There is no proof of relationship to submit for friends.
