Does misrepresentation under super visa effects the Sponsor PR status in Canada?

[humsafar]

so basically my questions same as subject line, is a misrepresentation on the super visa application by parents effects children PR status in Canada, the Child is the one who is sponsoring the parents.

will they try to link the info mentioned in the TRV application to the one mentioned in the children immigration application ?

 

[Andre_Smol]

so basically my questions same as subject line, is a misrepresentation on the super visa application by parents effects children PR status in Canada, the Child is the one who is sponsoring the parents.

will they try to link the info mentioned in the TRV application to the one mentioned in the children immigration application ?

If you are implying that the child lied in the PR application and there is a concern that IRCC might discover the lie because of the parents's misrepresentation, then yes, I think that could very well be a concern.

It is never a good idea to lie about anything when it comes to IRCC. Not only can the application be refused, but you can also emd up with a 5-year ban from the country.

 

[pfse]

so basically my questions same as subject line, is a misrepresentation on the super visa application by parents effects children PR status in Canada, the Child is the one who is sponsoring the parents.

will they try to link the info mentioned in the TRV application to the one mentioned in the children immigration application ?

Depends. If the misrepresentation is related to the parents (like parents didn't mention previous visa refusal) then for the sponsor there is nothing to worry about. If misrepresentation is related to the sponsor (i.e. there is discrepancy between personal info the sponsor put in his PR application and parent's super visa app.) then IRCC may initiate investigation into possible PR fraud.

 

[scylla]

so basically my questions same as subject line, is a misrepresentation on the super visa application by parents effects children PR status in Canada, the Child is the one who is sponsoring the parents.

will they try to link the info mentioned in the TRV application to the one mentioned in the children immigration application ?

If the misrepresentation in the super visa triggers a five year misrepresentation ban - then yes, that ban will certainly impact the PR application. The parents cannot come to Canada (either as visitors or permanently) until the five year ban has passed.

 

[humsafar]

Basically there are some information about the applicants spouse which technically are true but if some one really dig deep into it, it might be considered a misrepresentation. it is quiet complicated.

and if they dig further then this might effect the Child's PR application because same information which were provided in TRV application were provided in Child's PR application. which was approved. Child is in Canada now for past few year as PR.

We just need to keep in mind that the information which could be construed as misrepresentation belongs to spouse for the applicant. I think that the investigation and back ground check are mainly for the applicants and not their spouse of family members.

by the way this is not my case so I also don't know the exact complication in this spousal relationship.

 

[Andre_Smol]

As far as I know, it doesnt matter how long you have had PR status or even if you have been granted citizenship. If they find out that you lied in your original application for PR status, you can have it all revoked either way.

So I suppose it all depends on whether they make a link between the parents and the child somehow, in which case that could become a huge problem.

 

[nope]

Basically there are some information about the applicants spouse which technically are true but if some one really dig deep into it, it might be considered a misrepresentation. it is quiet complicated.

and if they dig further then this might effect the Child's PR application because same information which were provided in TRV application were provided in Child's PR application. which was approved. Child is in Canada now for past few year as PR.

We just need to keep in mind that the information which could be construed as misrepresentation belongs to spouse for the applicant. I think that the investigation and back ground check are mainly for the applicants and not their spouse of family members.

by the way this is not my case so I also don't know the exact complication in this spousal relationship.

In my opinion, 'technically true' is what you want to aim for -- the ways that it is not technically true can be explained in interviews or document submissions, if necessary. Of course, without actually knowing the details of what you're talking about, it's impossible to say.

 

[humsafar]

So I got clear info form my friend.

First for SV application :
it is for her mother - so her father and her mother are still legally married but not living together for few years, and she doesn't even now her father address. so her husband asked to mentioned same address for both mother and father. and they mentioned her as married. her mother still has her father name as husband on passport

My friend's husband also got a support letter from MP for SV and the letter says that her mother is married and that gives her a strong reason to go back to her husband

Now come to her PR application she was the principal application on PR and even on PR application she mentioned same address for her father and mother though they were not living together then and she didnt have any info about her father address.

Now she is worried that will the visa officer really go in that deep to find out if her Father lives with mother or not and wether he was living with her mother when she applied for her PR.


In my opinion it is not a big concern since visa officer will not be investigating the father address as he is not accompanying the mother or part of the visa application.

but she is saying that the financial supporting docs e.g Bank account is in the joint name of her mother and her sister, so visa officer might ask why there is no bank information or any other docs for father attached with the application - and she has a valid point here.

but now the application is already filed and her mother has done the bio metrics

 

[humsafar]

Friends any comments / opinions ?

 

[bellaluna]

So there isn't even an official misrepresentation determination by CIC? This was just a white lie?

 

[scylla]

So there isn't even an official misrepresentation determination by CIC? This was just a white lie?

It's a lie that hasn't been caught yet. The OP is wondering what the chances are it will be caught - which of course is impossible for any of us to say.

It's far more than a white lie - it's lying for the purposes of obtaining an immigration benefit (increase the chances of TRV approval). By saying the parents are still living together, this creates a fake tie to the home country that doesn't actually exist.