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MR_SIVA

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Feb 18, 2011
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My step sister is a citizen of Canada. She is my mom's sister's daughter. She is my father's brother's daughter as well. Can she sponsor me?
(I am a Sri Lanka national living in Sri Lanka)
 
Only parents, spouses or dependant children can be sponsored under the family stream unless you are her only living relative.
 
MR_SIVA said:
My step sister is a citizen of Canada. She is my mom's sister's daughter. She is my father's brother's daughter as well. Can she sponsor me?
(I am a Sri Lanka national living in Sri Lanka)

Please check the CIC website:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/relatives.asp
 
Irrelevant, but isnt your mom's sister's (and/or father's brother's) daughter your cousin, not step sister?
 
So your fathers brother is married to your mom's sister? It must be a small town they come from :)

Jokes aside, although she is your cousin on both sides, she is still your cousin and not your sister and she does not qualify to sponsor you under the federal system. If she lives in Saskatchewan or Manitoba, she may be able to sponsor you under the provincial nominee program.