Hello guys. My aunt, who is my father's first cousin is trying to sponsor me to go to Manitoba, Canada. Is it possible for her to sponsor me? I hope you guys can provide me any advices regarding to this. Thanks in advance.
My father's first cousin - she is my auntie. Is she my distant relative?
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Hi. I have two aunties. The other one is not married and the other one has her own family in Manitoba.
She is not your aunt by IRCC's definition if she is your father's cousin. She would need to be your father's sister to be classified as your aunt.
Since she has her own family in Manitoba, she cannot sponsor you anyway.
She cannot sponsor you either. She already has family in Canada (your other aunt).
Oh i understand. So that means that in any program, she cannot sponsor me. So what about my dad/father. I think she can still sponsor my father because they are close relatives?
You are asking a question in the "family sponsorship" section. And so members are answering your question regarding to family sponsorship.
I have no idea how "relative" is defined for MPNP. So your real question is NOT about your aunt sponsoring you. You are asking if having a distant aunt can gain points on MPNP. And I do not have an answer for it. This is not related to family sponsorship.
Ask question at PNP section.
You can get relative points through MPNP - but this is not the same as sponsorship. Sponsorship means that a family member sponsors you for PR. Your aunts cannot sponsor your for PR and then cannot sponsor your father.
If you are thinking of applying through the MPNP program, you have to qualify on your own (you won't be sponsored). You can get extra points for having family member support - but you still have to qualify for that program on your own by meeting the job, education, language and other requirements. If you want to discuss the MPNP program, then you'll need to move over to the PNP section of the forum rather than posting here.