The candidate opens the door
The adult candidate invites one or two family respondents. A parent can also request permission, but no family questionnaire opens until the candidate approves.
Family, by invitation
A family perspective without taking over the adult's search.
Naseeb lets an adult candidate invite one or two family respondents to a separate questionnaire. That perspective can help a matchmaker understand expectations while the candidate keeps control of consent and introductions.
The boundary is simple: parents contribute context; they do not browse candidates, read the adult's answers, see another family's answers, or decide whether an introduction is accepted.
How a parent participates
The invited person proves the mailbox
A family code and email verification bind the parent account to the exact invitation. The code is not a public profile link.
The parent answers independently
The family instrument asks about expectations and household dynamics. It is free to complete and separate from the candidate's questionnaire.
The matchmaker reads the differences
The matchmaker may compare perspectives to spot a tension worth clarifying. Source family answers are never sent to a candidate or another family.
A linked parent may sponsor activation
After a verified link exists, a parent may pay for the candidate's subscription. Payment does not reveal answers or buy influence.
Participation can end
Family respondents have their own withdrawal and deletion controls. The candidate can also replace or withdraw the active family round.
Who controls what
- The candidateControls whether family is invited, maintains their own questionnaire and consent, and independently accepts or declines every introduction.
- The parentControls their own separate responses, consent, withdrawal, account, and—when actively linked—the choice to sponsor the candidate subscription.
- The matchmakerMay read both instruments and privately clarify a meaningful disagreement before deciding whether an introduction is responsible.
- The systemKeeps the roles and answer scopes separate. Payment authority, family authority, and access to private answers are not interchangeable.
What a family account never unlocks
No candidate questionnaire
A parent never receives the candidate's source answers through the family role.
No member directory
There is no gallery to browse and no search tool for parents to choose people.
No introduction veto
Each adult candidate makes their own decision. A family view does not accept or decline on their behalf.
Family participation is optional. A candidate can use Naseeb without inviting a family respondent. Adding family context may help the matchmaker understand expectations, but it does not improve rank or guarantee an introduction.
Common parent questions
Can I start the questionnaire for my son or daughter?
You can request permission using the candidate's email, but the adult candidate must approve before a family form can open.
Will my son or daughter read my answers?
No. Your source responses are for you and the matchmaker. The candidate can see the status of a family round, not its content.
Can two family members respond?
Yes. The candidate may invite one or two respondents for a family round.
Do I need to pay to submit the family form?
No. The family questionnaire is free. Sponsoring the candidate's matchmaking activation is a separate, optional action available only to an actively linked parent.
Where do I enter an invitation code?
Use the protected family invitation and permission page. That transactional page is intentionally excluded from search results.