Relative Adoption

Relative adoption occurs when an individual or couple becomes the legal and permanent parent(s) of a child that is a biological relative. A relative may include a grandparent, uncle, aunt, cousin and others as defined by the laws of the country of adoption.  (For other options,  please link to International Adoption, or Domestic Adoption.)

Families adopting a relative child must register with a licensed adoption agency and gain approval from their provincial authority. Contact us to book your free consultation today.

Families must comply with the legal adoption requirements of the adoptive child’s country and must be cleared by Canadian Immigration process for an internationally adopted child.

Relative adoption is a complex process, which involves approval from the country of the adoptive parents and the country where the child is residing.  In addition, the adoption must comply with Canadian immigration requirements. World View is uniquely placed to provide this service effectively because the Program Director, Mr. Parmjit Mangat, has over 25 years experience in this area and is also a certified ICCRC immigration consultant.

If Canadian Immigration has refused your relative adoption application, you have the right of Appeal. Contact us for more information on appealing your case.

For additional information on experience with appeals, please link to West Coast Immigration Consultants.