SINP Eligibility

[milon45]

Hello everyone,

I was recently rejected for the SINP (Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program) in May 2024 due to the selection of an incorrect NOC code—specifically, 41300 (Social Workers)—under the Occupation In-Demand category (without an employment offer).

Now, I have started the SINP process in my spouse's name. She scored an overall 6.5 bands in the IELTS exam. She holds a doctorate in the field of social work and currently has 12 years of teaching experience at a social work college in India.

However, my immigration agent has informed me that applying under my spouse’s name may not be possible because her documents were already uploaded in my previous (rejected) application as a dependent.

Is this information correct, or is my immigration agent possibly misguiding me about my spouse’s SINP eligibility?

I kindly request your guidance on the proper procedure.

Thank you,
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Yes, your spouse can apply under her name for the SINP, even if she was previously listed as a dependent on your application. The fact that her documents were used in your past application does not disqualify her. However, only one SINP application per person can be active at a time, so ensure your previous application is officially closed or withdrawn before submitting a new one under her name. It sounds like your immigration agent may be misinformed or misguiding you, consider seeking a second opinion from a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer.

 

[amol283]

Yes, your spouse can apply under her name for the SINP, even if she was previously listed as a dependent on your application. The fact that her documents were used in your past application does not disqualify her. However, only one SINP application per person can be active at a time, so ensure your previous application is officially closed or withdrawn before submitting a new one under her name. It sounds like your immigration agent may be misinformed or misguiding you, consider seeking a second opinion from a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer.

Thank you very much for guide me.

 

[amol283]

Hello everyone,
My sibling, who is a blood relative, is currently residing in Saskatchewan as a permanent resident. Based on SINP eligibility criteria, my spouse should be entitled to claim 20 points under the close family relative category in the EOI.

Thank you,

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello everyone,
My sibling, who is a blood relative, is currently residing in Saskatchewan as a permanent resident. Based on SINP eligibility criteria, my spouse should be entitled to claim 20 points under the close family relative category in the EOI.

Thank you,

Yes

 

[amol283]

Thank you.