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Arehived: June 3, 2025 8:53:51 AM From: Immigration Representatives / Reprssentants inmmigration (RCC) Sent: [requester] To: [requester] Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (RCC Subject: [requester] Importance: Normal Sensitivity: None Good day, Thank you for contacting the Immigration Representatives [requester] note that this mailbox is intended for general guidance and does not provide responses to case-specific inquiries but have provided the following information as guidance. If you have case specific questions about a file, you are encouraged to submit the [RCC Web form. Please see our response to your question, wee 1. A sibling may be eligible for sponsorship under the “other relative” program provided that the potential sponsor has no living relatives they may sponsor instead, such as a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, child, parent, grandparent, orphaned sibling, orphaned nephew or niece, orphaned grandchild, or any relative (inchiding a sibling) that is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or registered Indian under the [ndiav Ac 2. Ifa potential sponsor has many living relatives, such as a sister, a brother, and an aunt, this does not automatically render them ineligible under the other relative program, unless the relative is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or registered Indian under the Jic/ian [requester], they may only sponsor one of these relatives. The list of ving relatives that would render a potential sponsor ineligible under the other relative program is a: © spouse © common-law partner © conjugal partner © child © parent © grandparent © orphaned sibling © orphaned nephew or niece © oxphaned grandchild 3. With respect to your last question, this example used on IRCC’s webpage demonstrates that Sam does not have any relatives, such as a sibling, who is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or registered Indian under the Jinan We hope you find this information usefi 002087