Am i inadmissible?

[canuck_in_uk]

I agree that you should not be affected by your father's immigration record, particularly a record from 10 years ago. However, one thing you must consider is whether or not you need to mention it in your application. In my opinion, the fact that they ask for family details means they will run them in some sort of background check and will know about this. Therefore, I would clearly document this in my Letter of Explanation as not doing so may be seen as withholding information. The fact that you will have been upfront and truthful may work in your favour, should it be an issue.

There is absolutely no need for OP to mention the father's deportation. It will not be seen as "withholding information", as it has nothing to do with OP.

 

[IndianaBanks]

There is absolutely no need for OP to mention the father's deportation. It will not be seen as "withholding information", as it has nothing to do with OP.

Yeah, I was quite worried about that piece of advice too. I think I'd rather not mention it at all.

 

[TanakaM]

Yeah, I was quite worried about that piece of advice too. I think I'd rather not mention it at all.

Hi. My apologies. My intention was not to worry you at all. I was just bring it to your attention, as I believe it is best to proceed having considered all angles. I was not in anyway directing you but simple giving an opinion.

Im sure you will be fine even if you don't mention it at all.

 

[Enquire]

You cannot be inadmissble because of your father. That will even be illegal coz its like arresting a father for the crime of his son because his son went into hiding.

In this case, I think dependants means your spoue or children who will be accompanying you to Canada. If your spouse is found inadmissible, you all will be found inadmissible.

Does that mean if father got inadmissibility and in that PR visa his child was included as dependent to get PR visa, the child will be inadmissible too? Child mother ( divirced with father) is a PR of Canada and if now wants to sponsor visa for her child, can't she do that?