i want to know if i report my ex for bigamy in Canada if her permanent residence can be revoke and she can be deported. she was formerly married and never disclosed it to me and when she got her residence in Canada she now left me and she has been talking to other men i just want to know if her residence can be revoked if i report her to immigration because i want justice
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sweetcarribeanbrother said:
Did she include you as spouse In her application for PR do you have proof of marriage? She will not be PR unless you and if you have children pass medical and background check. So you can report her for misrepresentation.
what really happen was that i am a Canadian citizen i met this lady i fell in love with her and we married 7 years ago. after she was granted her PR she told me she did love me that the main reason she married me was because she need a PR and later she moved out and while looking through her document she left at home i now realize that she was previously married and she never disclose it to me so i am suspecting her plan was to go and bring her first husband to Canada. i want to know if i report this situation to the immigration what will happen to her PR, cause i want the PR revoked because she used me
Is she still married to this first husband? Everything depends on the answer to that question. If she divorced him before marriage to you, it's unlikely that you can do anything about your situation at this point. If she is still married to him, then she gained PR by misrepresentation and there is a reasonable chance to have her PR status revoked.sweetcarribeanbrother said:
If she is still married to her first husband, your marriage would be invalid under Canadian law and if that would be the case, she will likely lose her PR based on that she never should have had it.
If she had legally divorced her first husband, there is not much you can do. Your marriage would have been valid. If she left you very shortly after getting PR, you could report her, otherwise it's your word against hers that she married you only for PR. 7 years is a long time too. I am assuming she was not under condition 51 because she probably got her PR before that.
Right now, what you could do is tell immigration that you found some documents regarding your wife having been married before which she did not disclose to you and you are not certain that she had divorced her first husband and whether this means that your marriage in invalid in Canada and what effect this would have on her PR. However, it is not in your power to make immigration do anything. They would hopefully investigate and come to some conclusion.
If she had legally divorced her first husband, there is not much you can do. Your marriage would have been valid. If she left you very shortly after getting PR, you could report her, otherwise it's your word against hers that she married you only for PR. 7 years is a long time too. I am assuming she was not under condition 51 because she probably got her PR before that.
Right now, what you could do is tell immigration that you found some documents regarding your wife having been married before which she did not disclose to you and you are not certain that she had divorced her first husband and whether this means that your marriage in invalid in Canada and what effect this would have on her PR. However, it is not in your power to make immigration do anything. They would hopefully investigate and come to some conclusion.
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