Relative in Canada, uncle/aunt.

[dgeorge]

Submit her birth certificate and your birth certificate. - to prove relation
Submit her Passport. - to prove she is a Canadian Citizen
Submit her recent utility bill. - to prove she is living in Canada

but how will the birth certificate prove relation? Will they check the last name? is that the only thing that matters? Not parents name? because on the website they wrote you need to share a parent right? do we not need to show that?

 

[mr.preetsingh]

but how will the birth certificate prove relation? Will they check the last name? is that the only thing that matters? Not parents name? because on the website they wrote you need to share a parent right? do we not need to show that?

The birth certificates have Parent's names. And in your and your sibling's birth certificates, parents name will be same.

Which is obvious.

 

[canuck78]

The birth certificates have Parent's names. And in your and your sibling's birth certificates, parents name will be same.

Which is obvious.

The sister is actually his aunt which is the problem.

 

[mr.preetsingh]

but how will the birth certificate prove relation? Will they check the last name? is that the only thing that matters? Not parents name? because on the website they wrote you need to share a parent right? do we not need to show that?

The sister is actually his aunt which is the problem.

Hold on. You are claiming points for Aunt under FSW you mean, not under CRS (which is impossible).

To get those 5 points under FSW, if she is your father's sister then your father's birth/marriage certificate and her birth/marriage certificate and if she is your mother's sister then your mother's birth/marriage certificate and her birth/marriage certificate

 

[chandigarh]

Hold on. You are claiming points for Aunt under FSW you mean, not under CRS (which is impossible).

To get those 5 points under FSW, if she is your father's sister then your father's birth/marriage certificate and her birth/marriage certificate and if she is your mother's sister then your mother's birth/marriage certificate and her birth/marriage certificate

Hey.. i have my mother's sister in canada. So, can i get points for that under FSW? Should i say yes in express entry for relative in canada? Any success in this case?

 

[mr.preetsingh]

Hey.. i have my mother's sister in canada. So, can i get points for that under FSW? Should i say yes in express entry for relative in canada? Any success in this case?

You can claim 5 points under FSW but nothing under CRS