I am looking for some info on Implied Status and have not been able to get through to an agent on the CIC helpline. To cut a long story short, i'm from a visa exempt country and my temporary visitor status expires at the end of November. My partner and I, she is a Canadian, are hoping to apply for PR through the common law route, outland. This we plan to do by the middle of next year as by then we would have been cohabiting for 12 months, though we've actually been together much longer.
The problem is that i need to go back the UK to run my business and she is more than happy to come with me, but she cannot leave Canada until the New Year due to her own work commitments. What i'd like to do is apply for an extension for a single month so that we can relocate to the UK together at the same time so as not to reset the common-law timeframe.
I know that i can apply for an extension and that i'll be on implied status for up to 2 months, but what happens if i leave as planned before a decision on my case is made. How does the CIC know that i've left the country, after all there is no exit passport control? I would not want the application to continue to be processed and be rejected and then sent a departure letter which i would not be able to even receive nor abide by as i would no longer be in the country. The authorities may then turn the departure order into an exclusion or deportation order due to my lack of response and i would not be aware of such documentation due to having already left. I would not want this to impact on my ability to return to Canada at a later date, such orders may cause a problem in this regard.
Any advice or info on such a scenario would be much appreciated!
The problem is that i need to go back the UK to run my business and she is more than happy to come with me, but she cannot leave Canada until the New Year due to her own work commitments. What i'd like to do is apply for an extension for a single month so that we can relocate to the UK together at the same time so as not to reset the common-law timeframe.
I know that i can apply for an extension and that i'll be on implied status for up to 2 months, but what happens if i leave as planned before a decision on my case is made. How does the CIC know that i've left the country, after all there is no exit passport control? I would not want the application to continue to be processed and be rejected and then sent a departure letter which i would not be able to even receive nor abide by as i would no longer be in the country. The authorities may then turn the departure order into an exclusion or deportation order due to my lack of response and i would not be aware of such documentation due to having already left. I would not want this to impact on my ability to return to Canada at a later date, such orders may cause a problem in this regard.
Any advice or info on such a scenario would be much appreciated!