If you were the client, speaking with an immigration consultant about sponsoring their partner from overseas, what information would you want to know?

Share your thoughts on the online discussion board in response to the questions below.

Respond to the specific prompts and instructions with at least 250 words. 

1. Does this reflective practice change what questions you would ask a client during the consultation?
2. What else can you do to make the experience more client-centered?

Case#2

Your client is a citizen of Pakistan. They have been living in Ottawa as a permanent resident since September 2005. Your client's spouse and two children are Canadian citizens. Your client's parents are both deceased, and your client has a sister who is living alone in Pakistan. Your client asks whether he can sponsor his sibling to come to Canada as a permanent resident.

Questions for discussion:

1) Can your client sponsor his sibling in this situation?

2) If you could amend the definition of who is included as a member of the Family Class, would you add any family members?

3) Which family members would you add to the definition and why?

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

As the client seeking immigration advice about sponsoring my partner from overseas I would want to know the following information from the immigration consultant Eligibility Requirements I would like ... View the full answer