Read his previous posts again - it does appear he is seeking help on behalf of others and perhaps offering services to help people who want to immigrate. He has inquired about different things including whether transcripts from a Kenyan school, can be used as proof of English language ability or so, etc.
There is one case (I believe is the same case in this thread) of a man who came to Canada as refugee. Apaprently, at the time he applied, his wife and/or children were living in a refugee camp, though he did not know their location. Out of fear of it delaying his application(or bad advise), he did not declare them. The man was approved and is a permanent resident (or has become a citizen).
His wife has all 3 children and has made a refugee claim in another country. She also did not declare she was married in her refugee application. The man now wants to reunite with his family but the problems are:
1. he did not declare wife and/or children, therefore can not sponsor them ever (two applications rejected)
2. the wife is also in limbo - she did not declare her husband, so even if granted refuge in this other country, she can not add her husband to her application.
3. if the authorities in her country of refuge learn of him(her husband), her status could be at risk.
It does seem the fear of misrepresentation and/or consequences thereof is weighing heavily on their minds. I believe it's the reason the OP is inquiring (on behalf of this man) if he can make a 3rd attempt (or appeal) on Humanitarian & Compasionate grounds.
scylla said:
I think it's unlikely. In each different scenario there is a husband, a wife, three children, some kind of refugee situation and the misrepresentation / failure to declare the spouse / children. There is no way the op has three friends with this same scenario. But perhaps I'm mistaken.
