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I am sorry, thats not how things work in Canada to the best of my knowledge. Here marriage does not mean agreeing to any and all demands of the spouse/partner.

All of this conveniently ignores one basic fact. A person DOES NOT WANT to do what she is being made to do in a conjugal relationship. Thats the beginning of the entire part. Remove it and there is nothing to talk about.

No, its not that. Its this much at its core : She DOES NOT WANT to support super visa of in-laws. Thats all. Proof is her first post. It ends there. Coercion take many form. Violence is NOT the only way. Mental coercion very much a thing. To be honest, how coercion happened is not important...

Its as simple : If she is tell truth then she is facing a potentially abusive relationship which puts her and her children in the potential harms way. If she is telling a lie, then it puts her in-laws and her husband in legal soup; if they are able to prove (say in a court) otherwise then it...

I am none of the above. Infact all I am suggesting is that the OP (with or without her husband) deserves a meeting with a counsellor. And since she is NOT feeling comfortable in inviting the said in-laws she SHOULD not be coerced into doing that. After all, marriage does not mean writing away...

So historical injustice justifies NOT helping a person in a potential abusive situation, eh?

Helping a person to get right help in a potential abusive situation is always relevant to all public forum, atleast in Canada. Helping her find the right advice (say from a counsellor or a social worker), options and rights is what folks here are doing. If she is not then she is unguarded to...

I don't know about "Western countries", but the country I am currently in ie Canada DOES have laws, wide enforcement AND a system to protect vulnerable and abuse prone individuals. If a person feel that they are undergoing abuse and their children are undergoing abuse then there are avenue of...

*Ahem*, it is a basic civic duty to help anyone going through abuse. Its that simple. If this is a Canadian forum, it is as Canadian as it gets. Helping a person who is undergoing abuse to seek the right help is ALWAYS relevant in ANY public forum. If you have issue with that then I guess about...

There are two separate things : 1. Immigration 2. Domestic abuse You need to address each of them separately. Does not matter if your "in-laws" are coming to Canada or not, but if anyone is abusive then you cann't and should not have to live with them. Its that simple. Fortunately for you...

Thats... somewhat of a trouble. I believe that if you have applied for PGWP, your Study Permit has expired now and you are not enrolled in a full time study program. If you can start your job NOW. Eg. with an authorization based on a complete application (again Covid-19 measure). The advantage...

Order your GCMS notes... there is more to this story. It costs $5 + Website's commision and is available online via many halfway decent websites. It will take up to two months in current climate. That said, I find also find is slightly weird that someone in first year of a Bachelor of...

+1 fellas!

There can be legit volunteering work, but from the looks of it, this is a fishy deal. Legit charities / NGOs like Red Cross and March of Dimes DO have volunteer positions. Some of these positions can be filled by a person on a visitor visa (there are details though), some require an actual work...

Automation has come a long way since basic file movement, I have myself developed automation which can catch fake good or fake product reviews with a great success. Plus you don't need full automation everywhere, just enough to speed up the process. Anyways, its a wishful thinking. Even Express...

uhhhh... https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/flights-under-air-bubble-agreement-between-india-and-canada-start-aug-15/story-KgfBghTsiMGRFbkeFuhR9L.html

Actually, to be honest, its IRCC's mistake. Even before covid, IRCC used to take forever for something as simple as a Work Permit. Applying a work permit or Study Permit from inside Canada has always been a hastle to say the least and a minefield many times. Massive wait times need to be reduced...

This is fun... I have a Canadian son.... Can I / my wife (non canadian) flagpole? @canuck78 your opinion m'aam? My wife will be LMIA-exempt.

What you have here is "change of situation". https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=052&top=3 You need to tell it to IRCC, they may pause your application. You might have an inadmissibility on yourself. Even if you have a permanent status in Canada, it might be withdrawn if...

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