Proof relationship query, please advice seniors

[jj0502]

Guys

In proof of relationship section i have been asked to provide a proof of my relationship with host.

I do not know what do they exactly mean by host.

I have shown a tie in canada
Who is not in onatrio

But i received a nomination from onatrio
And i am planning to move to ontario only

The tie is not residing in ontario
I am afraid that tie is not the host for me but still i have shown my tie's proof of relationship in my eapr profile.


Kindly please let me know, Does the host means the tie only or not?


Does the similar window appear for people without ties also?

 

[jj0502]

No replies so sad

 

[jj0502]

@raj @best of luck @the stunner


Please reply guys i need your suggestions

 

[jj0502]

What happened guys?

 

[TicTocCroc]

My aunt and cousin went to City Hall and swore an oath that they were my relatives and that they would house and support me until I could establish myself in Canada. I submitted these with copies of their Canadian passports.

I don't have PPR yet, so don't hold me to this as the solution to your problem, but it was the only thing we could think of. None of our birth certifictes showed parentage, so there was no other way.

 

[jj0502]

I have real brother

I submitted his pr card and passport to prove my relation

However i did not send utility bill and other stuff. Will the passport and pr card suffix to prove my relation with my bro?

 

[Elrud]

I have real brother

I submitted his pr card and passport to prove my relation

However i did not send utility bill and other stuff. Will the passport and pr card suffix to prove my relation with my bro?

For EPR, cic only requested proof of relationship documents (birth certificate to show blood relation with my aunt) and proof of status (citizenship or canadian passport of my aunt). That's it.

CIC did not request any other documents showing proof about current residence (such as utility bill, etc...) nor I did not upload any of them.

I believe CIC will do their own check to know whether that person is still residing in Canada.

Hope it helps.