Sponsor Siblings & their families

[CitizenSoon]

My friend is living alone as a PR and she wanna sponsor her siblings & their families.
1) Can she submitted three sponsorship applications at once?
2) Can she bring her in laws with her siblings?

 

[zardoz]

My friend is living alone as a PR and she wanna sponsor her siblings & their families.
1) Can she submitted three sponsorship applications at once?
2) Can she bring her in laws with her siblings?

1) No.
2) No.

Does your friend have any living parents or grandparents?

How can she have in-laws if she is "alone"? Is she married?

 

[CitizenSoon]

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1) No.
2) No.

Does your friend have any living parents or grandparents?

How can she have in-laws if she is "alone"? Is she married?

Does your friend have any living parents or grandparents?
- yes, parents are not living in Canada.

How can she have in-laws if she is "alone"? Is she married?
- I am sorry. Yes, she is alone. not married. I mean I wonder if she can sponsor her siblings with their spouses and children.

 

[Buletruck]

Because her parents are alive, she can not sponsor her siblings.

 

[zardoz]

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Does your friend have any living parents or grandparents?
- yes, parents are not living in Canada.

How can she have in-laws if she is "alone"? Is she married?
- I am sorry. Yes, she is alone. not married. I mean I wonder if she can sponsor her siblings with their spouses and children.

As mentioned by @Buletruck, parents take priority over siblings. She must sponsor them instead. If they don't want to be sponsored, she is out of luck. She still can't sponsor her sibling and it would have been a single sibling anyway, not multiple. If, in future, she became eligible to sponsor a sibling, that would include the spouse and any dependent children.

 

[CitizenSoon]

Thank you so much for your advice.
I let my friend know.