conditonal permanent resident

[kami105]

My x- wife sponsor me in 2012, cic got my application for permanent resident on 24oct 2012 according to there record.I got immigrant visa on sep 2014 but after that my x-wife file a suit for dissolution of marriage .when I came to know that I quickly manage to come to Canada and became a permanent resident of Canada on 27 march 2015.so my question is that the conditional permanent resident role is applied on me or not.thanx

 

[Ponga]

IF you have proof that CIC did in fact receive your application one day before the new rule went into effect, you're good (although some people might say that if your marriage was breaking down you shouldn't have landed, but...that's a different discussion).

I suspect that your CoPR document doesn't have Condition: 51 written on in, correct?

 

[Gemmie]

What conditional permanent residence means for you

If you have been granted conditional permanent residence, you must live together with your sponsor in a legitimate relationship for two years from the day you receive conditional permanent residence. The condition ends after the two-year period.
Am I affected by this new measure?

Yes, if your application was received on or after October 25, 2012.

Yes, if you have been in a relationship of two years or less and do not have children in common with your sponsor.

No, if you have been in a relationship with your sponsor for more than two years.

No, if you had children in common with your sponsor at the time of your sponsorship application.

 

[kami105]

yes @ ponga there is only written conditions :None

 

[truesmile]

yes @ ponga there is only written conditions :None

Then you are fine. You do not have Conditional PR.

 

[Rob_TO]

You should note that even though you don't have condition 51, if your wife started legal divorce proceedings BEFORE you landed as a PR, and she has proof of communicating this to you, then there could be a case that you misrepresented yourself upon landing as a PR since your marriage was in process of ending.

So if she wanted to get your PR status revoked, she could make a request to CIC to investigate your PR status. There is no telling what would happen though in this case, CIC may just ignore it or they could proceed with a full investigation surrounding the conditions of your landing.

 

[screech339]

You should note that even though you don't have condition 51, if your wife started legal divorce proceedings BEFORE you landed as a PR, and she has proof of communicating this to you, then there could be a case that you misrepresented yourself upon landing as a PR since your marriage was in process of ending.

So if she wanted to get your PR status revoked, she could make a request to CIC to investigate your PR status. There is no telling what would happen though in this case, CIC may just ignore it or they could proceed with a full investigation surrounding the conditions of your landing.

Not only that, in order to start legal proceedings for divorce, you must be legally separated for 1 year first. That would mean the OP was legally separated when the OP landed PR as married if ex-wife started divorce proceedings before he landed.