Declaring a undeclared child during the landing interview
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I have not have the chance to explain,,,I apply under live in caregiver in 2006, in 2008 I met a girl she got pregnant..during her pregnancy she left and I did not know what happen to her pregnancy after that..I left my country in 2009.. In 2010 I met my wife here in Canada she is a caregiver too, we got married now whe have 2 kids...up to that time I did not if I have the child since I did not heard anything since I left in 2009. In November ,,1 week before our interview my mother told me over the phone that she saw the girl with the child and apparently told my mother that the child I s mine and was born in late 2008, my mother asked her where she, the child leave but the girl refuses to tell my mother and even do not have any proof or birth certificate to show......scylla said:
Upon knowing the facts, I did not know what to do,,,bec. It's only a week now for our interview...so the only chance for us is to tell that to our interview.....that's is what happen...
We have not explain thoroughly all of these on that time since the office told us the after I told her about the child,that our interview is cancelled and the cic will contact us for any decision regarding these""""
If we will be refue without any explaination,,,,Its very unfair because w e just do the right thing
It's the part of the legislation about undeclared dependants.. Personally, I don't think that you will have a refusal once the information you provided in your post is given to CIC. You don't even know for sure that the child is yours. Only DNA testing would prove it. I don't see this as deliberate misrepresentation.Wet wet said:
But do you think the cic will refuse us right away?zardoz said:
Without knowing our explanation?
Added to that I will not plan to sponsor the child because I don't have any clues about her I just want to be truthful and accurate in all corner of our in immigration purposes that is why I told the officer about the child
The only thing you can do at this time is wait until CIC makes a decision, hopefully in your favour. Based on what unfolded though, I am inclined to think that the decision will not be in your favour. I would suggest you hire an attorney specialized in migration to make an appeal if the decision is against you.Wet wet said:
Good luck!
What happen to this case? Did you get refusal? I have almost the same situation. We declared my niece when we land in the airport of Canada with immig officer. The immig officer let my brother enter Canada but told that they will send mail regarding appointment interview again regarding undeclared child . We arrived dec 2017 and until now we didn’t receive any email or mail yet