Yes he is nephew, first cousin and he has given me documents of SINP only that he has worked and live in SINP. So this will not help me
SINP application in PIU
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Is he your nephew or first cousin? Is he living in Saskatchewan now? He must living in the province now and for the last year. You say he lives in Toronto which is in Ontario.
No. To count points for SINP as a family member, he must be living in Saskatchewan for at least a year. He has to show that he lives in Saskatchewan now. Toronto is in a different province, Ontario. So you should withdraw your nomination. If you don’t it will be stuck in PIU for years. Do you have enough points if you take away family points?
Looks like you can’t withdraw because PIU is underway for misrepresentation. You may just have to wait. You may receive a 2 or more year ban.
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan/live-in-saskatchewan/by-immigrating/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program/browse-sinp-programs/applicants-international-skilled-workers/procedures-and-guidelines
OMG ban for this points but they can check with my nephew also has I have given passport of him and contact number also. If they ban then can my dependant child can move to canada study visa
They may contact nephew to ask if he lives in Saskatchewan since he signed off on the sponsorship. They will have to verify this. Can’t comment on study permit as he is included in your application so ban would include him, I assume. Why would you count points for a person not even living in Saskatchewan?
my nephew told me that they want only Saskatchewan prove so i will give you but I dont know that they want in current situation otherwise I would not taken this point.
Really now I am worried that if they send me letter of ban then what I will do. And suppose ban is over then should I take risk for my child.
Really now I am worried that if they send me letter of ban then what I will do. And suppose ban is over then should I take risk for my child.
What do you mean your nephew told you ”they want Saskatchewan prove?” Has he ever lived in Saskatchewan?
Close family relative in Saskatchewan
- The applicant or accompanying spouse has a family relative that is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Saskatchewan. This includes a: parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, first cousin and step-family members or in-laws of the same relationships. The family members in Saskatchewan must meet the requirements as listed under “Required Documents” for your ISW sub-category.
You can contact SINP and see if you can withdraw your application but it states that it can’t be withdrawn if in PIU. This is because misrepresentation is possible and in your case, if nephew doesn’t live in province, it is. He also signed off on the paperwork to support you.
I am trying to email in SINP if they withdraw my application. And yes he live in Saskatchewan but before 15 years.
Again you misread the requirements of living in Saskatchewan now. You can try to withdraw but they can say no because of PIU. You may have to wait for PIU review and whatever consequences are given. Sorry.
Anyway thanks for your good info will update you once I received an email from SINP or PIU
You understand what you have done is outright misrepresentation/fraud don't you? The SINP requirements are clear - they have to be living in Saskatchewan. The fact your nephew lived in Saskatchewan 15 years ago does not mean anything. Based on what you've told us, they have caught you red handed and are most likely lining up a Procedural Fairness Letter to punish you.
SINP states very clearly on its website under the Close Family Relative section: Please note that if the points are claimed fraudulently, the applicant will be suspended from applying to the SINP for up to five years.
I am very surprised you didn't use your "marketing manager" skills to carefully fact-check this before submitting your application, but I also think you knew what you were doing and tried to get away with it. Looks like you're facing a nervous wait for PIU results and will potentially face very serious repercussions.
I'm not sure if we should be helping OP - this isn't an "innocent mistake" and knowing she is claiming to be NOC 0124, a high-skilled, high-paying profession where fact-checking for accuracy is top skillset, she should have known better. You cannot be marketing things you don't have in your immigration application.
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Dear Sir, I dont have any idea regarding this mistake that person should available in SINP. But I dont know what is Procedural Fairness Letter. Anyway if they are checking all documents in application then they will contact my cousin. Now just waiting for their reply.