Relatives SINP.

[SSSSUPER]

Hi. I need to ask the relatives you can claim points for mentioned in SINP.
Parents, siblings, grandparents, aunt and uncle, nieces and nephews, first cousins, and step family members or in-laws of the same relationships. Does it mean in-laws of mentioned relatives above? Means in-laws of first cousin too? Clear this for me. Plz help as I want to claim points of my first cousin's husband who is living and doing job in saskatchewan for past 1 year.

 

[Naturgrl]

Hi. I need to ask the relatives you can claim points for mentioned in SINP.
Parents, siblings, grandparents, aunt and uncle, nieces and nephews, first cousins, and step family members or in-laws of the same relationships. Does it mean in-laws of mentioned relatives above? Means in-laws of first cousin too? Clear this for me. Plz help as I want to claim points of my first cousin's husband who is living and doing job in saskatchewan for past 1 year.

Your first cousin is the relative, not the husband. Is your first cousin not living in Saskatchewan?

 

[SSSSUPER]

Your first cousin is the relative, not the husband. Is your first cousin not living in Saskatchewan?

No she is living in alberta. The husband got the job in saskatchwan and living there.

 

[SSSSUPER]

No she is living in alberta. The husband got the job in saskatchwan and living there.

Can you plz elaborate what in-lawsof the same relationships mean here? Thanx

 

[Naturgrl]

Can you plz elaborate what in-lawsof the same relationships mean here? Thanx

In-laws of your spouse. So if you are main applicant, and your spouse’s cousin is living in Sask then that is a cousin-in-law. Or your spouse’s brother and that is your in-law.

 

[SSSSUPER]

Ok thankyou.

 

[Naturgrl]

Ok thankyou.

You have to file with your cousin as the relative (blood), and she doesn’t live there.

 

[SSSSUPER]

You have to file with your cousin as the relative (blood), and she doesn’t live there.

Thankyou

 

[mamamia0110]

In-laws of your spouse. So if you are main applicant, and your spouse’s cousin is living in Sask then that is a cousin-in-law. Or your spouse’s brother and that is your in-law.

If the in-law- auntie and uncle are living in different provinces and I didn’t collect any point for them do I still need to mention them ?