Shalom1 said:
"You cannot complete your record of landing whilst pregnant, so therefore after the baby is born you will have to go for medicals again anyway, right"
Wayne,
Above is part of your reply to my PM. You mean one cannot complete landing whilst pregnant even if the PR visa has been issued before the baby is born?
Thanks
Shalom
Hi. I explicitly remember reading somewhere on the CIC website or in their manual "Do not land if you are pregnant". Regrettably I cannot remember exactly where I read it.
The point is that if you are pregnant then you only have 2 visas but there are in fact 3 of you (albeit one unborn!) so I don't think they can allow you to complete the record without sorting the residency out for the baby. And an unborn child can't become a resident of Canada.
A decision has been made on your application when you are issued the visa, however, you are not a permanent resident until you complete your record of landing.
Please seek advice from others, and also from CHC themselves, but I am 90% sure you cannot complete your recording of landing if your wife is pregnant, you must wait until the baby is born and then add the child onto your application. If you had landed before becoming pregnant then you would already be permanent residents and would therefore look to sponsor your child.
So basically
1) If you complete your record of landing, then become pregnant, if the child is born outside Canada you need to apply to sponsor your child.
2) If you complete your record of landing, then become pregnant and the child is born in Canada, he/she will be a Canadian citizen and will not require sponsorship.
3) If you become pregnant BEFORE landing then the child needs to be added onto your residency application and will require forms + a medical for the baby.
Erm, I think that's right anyway
Can anyone else confirm?
Wayne.
