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@scylla is right. Your BAC is high enough to attract the ire of most judges. I take it your reference to "a conditional charge" is a reference to a conditional discharge. Given your high BAC readings, I would regard that as an unlikely disposition. Even a conditional sentence might be a...

I have to admit that the only process with which I am very familiar is spousal PR sponsorship. However, as for whether sponsoring a spouse on a spousal work permit (about which I know nothing) would "count as an undertaking" I think the answer lies in the documents you signed that the time...

If you have that ability - to spend time there - it also helps to ease the pain of waiting for outland processing. Like @Xilikon, due to Covid, I too was locked out of the Phils for 2+ years after leaving my wife (then gf) in the Phils at the end of 2019. Same as him, got married soon after...

I think in Canada today, it don't matter. You can be male, female, both, neither, any of a number of variants and you can change every day if you like. In fact, it just might be a violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, s. 15, to even be asked to state one's sex on any government...

I am not sure that outland is "better". The inland route allows you to be together in Canada while the application is processed. But the majority do not have that ability, simply because the spouse being sponsored has no way of getting to Canada without a visa and they do not qualify for any...

True, every case is different. The IRCC website always provides a rather generic timeline. When my wife and I were in the process, we looked at the experience of others on the forum. They varied, a lot. The posted processing time on the IRCC website also varied a lot over the months. It did...

I could go on the IRCC website and look up current processing times for you. Put me on the payroll as your secretary and I'll do so.

According to the link in your post: A marriage in the Netherlands is only valid if it has been solemnized by the 'Ambtenaar van de burgerlijke stand' i.e. the municipal registrar. You say the municipal registrar will perform the marriage and, presumably, issue a marriage certificate. In that...

The site to which @Ponga referred also says: When Does Coverage Begin? New (and returning) residents are required to complete a wait period consisting of the balance of the month in which residence in British Columbia is established, plus two months before benefits can begin. The date residency...

I deleted my post. Ponga covered it.

About the only way is a tourist visa, if she has all the IRCC looks for (travel history, ties to home, etc.) to qualify. But, if they know of your relationship, then you will look like a stronger tie to Canada and a TRV will not likely be approved.

As I noted already, it's by no means clear the OP is looking to get his wife deported. He has, however, reported her for not declaring income. While spouses reporting spouses for income tax fraud is not the norm, this is not a normal spousal relationship and I fail to see how anyone can fault...

He may not really be confused. Tax fraud can result in a criminal conviction. A criminal conviction can result in deportation of a permanent resident by application of s. 64 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act I cited above. It can occur at anytime one is living in Canada as a PR...

Good advice. However, it's not clear to me that the poster is seeking deportation. In fact, he seems to suggest that he sees it as a possibility and worries about the potential fallout should it occur. I refer to the passage below: The above leads me to believe he's not out for revenge, at...

If you have reported to the CRA and directed them to any evidence to support what you allege, very likely they will follow up. They won'r report to you. You won't get a response from CRA. How have you reported her to criminal court for perjury? Have you talked to Crown counsel? I see scant...

A fairly recent BC case placing the above in context (but not addressing your situation) is here: https://www.bccourts.ca/jdb-txt/ca/21/04/2021BCCA0403.htm R. v. Stampp, C.A., Butler J.A. (In Chambers), 2021 BCCA 403, Vancouver CA47737, October 15, 2021 (oral), 6pp..

Under s. 64 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27, provides thus. 64 (1) No appeal may be made to the Immigration Appeal Division by a foreign national or their sponsor or by a permanent resident if the foreign national or permanent resident has been found to be...

It seems you are saying that your friend wants "compensation" (cash) for a dog bite inflicted, apparently, by his landlord's dog. He may not have a good legal claim. In British Columbia, at least, there is no strict liability for animals. If the owner knew the dog at a propensity to bite, your...

Was it written into the policy that it could be cancelled in mid-stream and a refund given? I would expect most policies to be non-refundable, once in effect. Maybe different if you seek to cancel before starting travel. But, let's suppose you purchase coverage for 90 days. I would not...

Well, that would not hurt, but I would be reluctant to see you two living in separate cities just so she can work for her parents. Particularly if it comes out in the TRV process that the employment is very recent. It might not be seen as a particularly compelling reason for her to return home...