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Under EE, he can’t claim cousin. But can claim under PNP (Saskatchewan and Manitoba) as long as the cousin is a PR or Citizen.

Silversurfer1:
You can only claim sibling points with a sibling (brother or sister). You can't use extended family members for this

No. Only if he’s a PR or citizen

sseyi9:
Please my Ogas in the house may I claim sibling point from my cousin who studied, currently working and, has a work permit in Canada.

Thanks

Whew. Thank you.

Stencil:
One and same person affidavit should fix that.
You do not need to rewrite IELTS.

Congratulations. Please share your NOC and CRS and NOI Date. Thank you.

rhemagrace:
Before this thread closes, I am here to testify (because I told God I must testify in this thread). It is not PPR or ITA but NOI from Alberta! When I was about to give up and I had started to count down to my IELTS expiration, the God who is too faithful to fail threw me a lifeline through Alberta. This is part 1 of my testimony, watch out for the full story and my PPR story in part 9 of this thread . We can't afford to give up on the Canadian dream, do everything you can legally to keep the dream alive and remember that it will end in praise.

Please I have a question, my first name was shortened on my Intl passport, so I had to apply to get a new with the full name I want on it. But I already wrote IELTS with the previous passport so my current IELTS result carries my shortened first name, can I still use the result or I take another one?

PS: my educational credentials, birth certificate, bank account and other stuff carries my full name.

Cc @ladymarshall @stencil

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