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No. And slim to none. And slim just left. Have a nice day.

She will have to go to court to have either sole custody, or sever the father's parental rights. I don't know what the legal classifications are for Phillipines. There isn't any way around this. She will have to return to deal with the legal issues or have a lawyer deal with it.

Yeah that doesn't really happen anymore. Gotta get that "revenue tool" money.

I would suggest that very few people these days are "just released" for Public Intoxication. And in these wonderful days of liability and legal dilemmas for municipalities and Police, I highly doubt people just get held on nothing and released. I cannot divulge much more than this for personal...

Drunk in public is Section 31/4 under the Liquor Licence Act of Ontario. When they release you on 31/4 they give you a notice to appear in court in front of a POA judge (Provincial Offenses Act), so this likely is an arrest. It is criminal if you have to appear. If they just let you go you got...

I have to offer congratulations to you.

Пожалуйста. I have since found out through my own legal process that children in Ukraine are permitted to choose where and who they decide to live with at the age of 14... It could be helpful to you, however I advise to gain legal advice...

Yes, I'm quite aware. However the notarized copy will not be enough. As you are probably quite aware, copies are not accepted in this region. As I have advised, if the daughter has an adult passport, and is 16 years old of the day of travel, things should probably be fine. However, having the...

I'd suggest getting the original document from Kyiv before she leaves Ukraine permanently. It's not just about this trip. Every single time you go anywhere in the world until the child is 16 or gets Canadian citizenship and her own passport you will need this original document. (Actually now...

And you do realize that your wife is probably pretty tough already from living where she comes from? The level of criminality in an International Airport in Europe or Canada is not even in the same league as on the street or at a train station in Ukraine. And the police will actually do...

My wife is also from Ukraine, KLM (Amsterdam) and Air France (Paris CDG) fly daily from Kyiv (sometimes flight shared with Ukraine International Airlines) and I know for a fact a layover in Paris isn't a problem. My wife and stepdaughter had a 12 hour layover in Paris on the way home after...

Indeed, congrats to the people who are receiving their approval letters and PPR. My wife attended her interview, and I believe it was positive. However the ruling from the Ukrainian court was not enough for CIC so we are back again in the Ukrainian court system for my daughter. The initial...

As you should! I would not expect anything less from a responsible, engaged parent. I would not feel right if that were the case. It isn't.

It all depends completely on the circumstances and the legal system of the country you are applying from. Ukraine (from my understanding) very, very rarely authorizes children to immigrate and there is no such thing as "sole custody" issued by the court. A parent who has not seen, inquired or...

This is correct. Or parental rights for the absent parent are terminated by the court.

It was nice to receive a reply from them, for them to acknowledge they received the info we sent :)

I am relatively sure it was positive, so that's fine. We have some other work to do. I hope you are waived.

We got the request for interview from the VO the day after CPC Missisauga acknowledged our CSE. I think it took four or 5 business days for CPC Missisauga to acknowledge.

I don't think anyone who is an applicant from a "safe" country has any right to criticize applicants from countries that are unstable and have wars currently ongoing. You have no idea what people have to go through IN ADDITION to the stresses of this process that each of us are experiencing...

I did not know you could do that. How do you do that? You can PM me if you like.