Can a Aunt or Uncle sponsor a niece
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kemeshia
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- Feb 11, 2009
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- 27.11.2009
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- 23.07.2010
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- 23.10.2009
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- 10.03.2010
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- 14.09.2010
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- 28.10.2010
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- 09.11.2010
Yes if the niece is an orphan and the aunt/ uncle has no other relatives including spouse.
You are mixing things up.
A sibling, nephew/niece or grandchild under the age of 18 who is an orphan and not married or common-law can be sponsored regardless of how many relatives the sponsor has.
A person with no spouse/partner, no children, no living parents/grandparents and no Canadian citizen/PR relatives can sponsor a relative through the "Lonely Canadian" stream.
" if you qualify, can you sponsor your sibling over 18"
No, if you have your parents alive.
There is a priority list whom you being alone in Canada may sponsor.
No, if you have your parents alive.
There is a priority list whom you being alone in Canada may sponsor.
I believe that was the reason for the "if you qualify"....
