I received my nomination in March 2016. Applied for PR in April 2016. My husband had a heart attack in October of the same year and had 6 stints installed in him. I was waiting to have a hysterectomy on April 2017. I was torn between :
- running the business, and
- taking care of my husband who now has to live with his new health condition, and
- my 3 children (who are now after 5 years in Canada have become adults and were not able to either work or study because Immigration wouldn’t give them permits except a visa to stay!), and
- my constant pain from having 5 fibroids that were not only painful but also not allowing me to stay at work long time because of the bleeding.
Hence, we decided we can’t have the business any more, we informed our immigration consultant and he gave us green light.
Three weeks ago, we were called for a meeting at PNP office. They said we should have informed them of the selling. We answered that we informed our consultant (who was present) as well as ‘Immigration’. We sent them by email next day to the meeting (based on their request) our medical reports (mine &my husband’s). Last week we received a ‘withdrawal letter’, and consequently PR refusal from IRCC based on PNP letter.
Selling the business was due to ‘force majeur’. Totally based on our health issues.
The Act that specifies that PNP may withdraw its nomination came into effect on February 2017 (after our nomination) and it can’t be retroactive, and I fulfilled all requirements I was asked in my contract with the Province.
Please let me know what should I do?
- running the business, and
- taking care of my husband who now has to live with his new health condition, and
- my 3 children (who are now after 5 years in Canada have become adults and were not able to either work or study because Immigration wouldn’t give them permits except a visa to stay!), and
- my constant pain from having 5 fibroids that were not only painful but also not allowing me to stay at work long time because of the bleeding.
Hence, we decided we can’t have the business any more, we informed our immigration consultant and he gave us green light.
Three weeks ago, we were called for a meeting at PNP office. They said we should have informed them of the selling. We answered that we informed our consultant (who was present) as well as ‘Immigration’. We sent them by email next day to the meeting (based on their request) our medical reports (mine &my husband’s). Last week we received a ‘withdrawal letter’, and consequently PR refusal from IRCC based on PNP letter.
Selling the business was due to ‘force majeur’. Totally based on our health issues.
The Act that specifies that PNP may withdraw its nomination came into effect on February 2017 (after our nomination) and it can’t be retroactive, and I fulfilled all requirements I was asked in my contract with the Province.
Please let me know what should I do?