MarkS

Hi folks

I am applying for PR (inland spousal) and have a question
about one of the forms.

The form IMM 5406 asks for name and adress of
Father, Mother etc but also for information about brothers and sisters.


My Mother and Father have been divorsed for quite some time and I have
had no contact with my father for 8 years. I know that he has remarried
and has 2 young children with his new wife.

I understand why CIC wants
the information (for future considerations should I want to sponsor a
member of my family when I have PR), but do I really have to provide
details of 2 half brothers that I have never even met? To be honest I
don't even know their names!

Mark S

Mickj

Originally posted by MarkS
    > Hi folks
    >
    > I am applying
for PR (inland spousal) and have a question about one of the forms.

    > The form IMM 5406 asks for name and adress of Father, Mother etc but
also for information about brothers and sisters.
    >
    > My Mother and
Father have been divorsed for quite some time and I have had no contact
with my father for 8 years. I know that he has remarried and has 2 young
children with his new wife.
    >
    > I understand why CIC wants the
information (for future considerations should I want to sponsor a member
of my family when I have PR), but do I really have to provide details of
2 half brothers that I have never even met? To be honest I don't even
know their names!
    >
    > Mark S



Hello Mark,


I stand
corrected on this, i don't think they actually asked for the street and
house number and all that, read it again please. All they asked for, is
where they are (Country, state).

It might help your case to just
include your immediate brothers and sisters only. A guy here yesterday,
told them he lived in Europe somewhere for a while, and when told by law
to declare a police cert from that country, since he was over 18 at the
time, he said he didn't register with the police. Talk about self
inflict.

If you have no ties with this people, my don't mention it. If
all goes well, your inland spousal application should take not more than
7 months the way things are at the moment.

You don't want to mention
things you can't follow up with documents. Please note am not telling
you to lie here, i don't condone that kind of behaviour.

Good luck

Jim Humphries

Answer the questions as they are asked and do not try to evade the work.
There is a lot of work you have to do unfortunately. The visa officer will
want the information even though you do not think it is important.

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