Permanent resident with only siblings alive - sponsorship

[yesqfb]

Hello,

My sister is thinking in sponsor my PR. Our parents and grandparents are not alive, she is not married, and she does not have kids or other nieces apart from my daughters. She is alone in Canada although I am currently on a one-year study permit but thinking about getting my PR at some point. We have another brother who does not live in Canada.
Under these circumstances, could she sponsor my PR? Does somebody know how long the process takes?

Thank you,

 

[frange]

Hello,

My sister is thinking in sponsor my PR. Our parents and grandparents are not alive, she is not married, and she does not have kids or other nieces apart from my daughters. She is alone in Canada although I am currently on a one-year study permit but thinking about getting my PR at some point. We have another brother who does not live in Canada.
Under these circumstances, could she sponsor my PR? Does somebody know how long the process takes?

Thank you,

If what you stated above are true, YES she can sponsor you as long as she meets financial requirements (LICO) for 2022.
The process can take up to 36 mois. Since you are In Canada and already screened by the IRCC's system at some point, it could go faster.

-Check the link below and scroll down to Other relative.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/other-relatives/who-you-can-sponsor.html

 

[armoured]

If what you stated above are true, YES she can sponsor you as long as she meets financial requirements (LICO) for 2022.
-Check Other relative
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/other-relatives/who-you-can-sponsor.html

Just to add, I believe she could sponsor you (the OP that is) plus dependents (eg daughters if in correct age range).

 

[canuck78]

Hello,

My sister is thinking in sponsor my PR. Our parents and grandparents are not alive, she is not married, and she does not have kids or other nieces apart from my daughters. She is alone in Canada although I am currently on a one-year study permit but thinking about getting my PR at some point. We have another brother who does not live in Canada.
Under these circumstances, could she sponsor my PR? Does somebody know how long the process takes?

Thank you,

She can sponsor as long as she is not in a common law relationship at the moment. She can’t get married, have children or enter into a common law relationship while sponsoring you which will likely take at least 2 years. That may be a deal breaker depending on her current life (for eg. If she is dating someone), age, etc. If you are studying you could also get PGWP and qualify for PR on your own.

 

[frange]

Hello,

My sister is thinking in sponsor my PR. Our parents and grandparents are not alive, she is not married, and she does not have kids or other nieces apart from my daughters. She is alone in Canada although I am currently on a one-year study permit but thinking about getting my PR at some point. We have another brother who does not live in Canada.
Under these circumstances, could she sponsor my PR? Does somebody know how long the process takes?

Thank you,

Next time, WHEN YOU ASK QUESTIONS, instead of clicking on Like, please write a thank you since people use their time and make research to answer to your questions.

 

[armoured]

Next time, WHEN YOU ASK QUESTIONS, instead of clicking on Like, please write a thank you since people use their time and make research to answer to your questions.

Personally I prefer when thanks are expressed using 'likes' - doesn't lead to opening a thread to see if there's something new and it's just another 'thanks.'

Personal opinion only.