Exemption 51
- Thread starter Niagara1111
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It is automatically removed after you have had your PR for 2 years as long as immigration has not received a complaint about you by that time.
Aside from that, there are exceptions such as your sponsor dying, your sponsor abusing you or neglecting you and failing to provide for your needs. You can not just leave and say there was abuse. You must be able to prove that there was abuse.
Aside from that, there are exceptions such as your sponsor dying, your sponsor abusing you or neglecting you and failing to provide for your needs. You can not just leave and say there was abuse. You must be able to prove that there was abuse.
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mikeymyke
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With all the stuff you talked about in the previous thread, you should collect evidence of abuse and then you can ask for exemption of Condition 51.
Because I will be breaking the condition if I leave, And there so much information about abuse for woman in CIC website and little for men. I wanted to do much research before I make a decision. Hence these posts.Bcboundboy said:
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mikeymyke
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No I haven't. I am very reluctant because I fear they wont believe me and that I would end up putting myself in more troubles.mikeymyke said:
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mikeymyke
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Well if you fear they won't believe you, then you're pretty much not going to be exempted from Condition 51 unless you plan on living with this abusive woman for the next 2 years and hope she doesn't report your relationship breakdown. Another option is why don't you just simply divorce her and return home to your country?
I know what you mean, I do not intend to live with a abusive person for two years, If you read my previous message you will understand why it is not easy from me to move back to my previous life. So i have to be careful and do this when I have enough solid prove. And if she report before then, then so be it.
Do you by any chance knows how long the exemption process takes?
Thanks again I appreciate your time.
Do you by any chance knows how long the exemption process takes?
Thanks again I appreciate your time.
If you have a counsellor (you said you did), let them help you with this. I am not sure how long that process takes, but that counsellor is the most solid proof you can provide. Otherwise it's "he-said-she-said". It's what you say versus what she says.Niagara1111 said:
Hey Niagara, you can totally request an exception and they should not discriminate you on the basis of you being male.
There are many men who requested the exception and left abusive situations. There was even a guy who nearly got killed by his sponsor in a murder-suicide! You can read about his case on CANLII. Here is what you do.
LEAVE abusive situation. Do not stay. Exception will not be granted if you are still cohabiting. Find a new place to stay.
Tell the police. Even if they laugh at you (because you are a man).
Contact CIC. Call the number. Say you are in an abusive situation and want to request an exception.
They will give you an appointment to talk to someone.
Before the appointment, gather proof of abuse. Abuse can present itself in many forms: financial, physical, psychological etc. Take screenshots. Save it all in a neat document. The CIC website has a section defining all types of abuse. If sponsor continues to abuse, screenshot, photograph, save it.
Gather anything that proves you can support yourself in Canada: proof of employment, your CV, your diploma, your new rental agreement, any proof if you are registered at school here etc.
Then you wait.
You are still a PR and you can still travel and have rights.
They might be slow to let you know their decision: 3 weeks to 8 months. You might have to pester them eventually.
If you travel internationally and are pulled into secondary when you come back to Canada, and they question you about your relationship, do not stress. Tell the border guards you have requested an exception and have been in contact with CIC.
Good luck!
There are many men who requested the exception and left abusive situations. There was even a guy who nearly got killed by his sponsor in a murder-suicide! You can read about his case on CANLII. Here is what you do.
LEAVE abusive situation. Do not stay. Exception will not be granted if you are still cohabiting. Find a new place to stay.
Tell the police. Even if they laugh at you (because you are a man).
Contact CIC. Call the number. Say you are in an abusive situation and want to request an exception.
They will give you an appointment to talk to someone.
Before the appointment, gather proof of abuse. Abuse can present itself in many forms: financial, physical, psychological etc. Take screenshots. Save it all in a neat document. The CIC website has a section defining all types of abuse. If sponsor continues to abuse, screenshot, photograph, save it.
Gather anything that proves you can support yourself in Canada: proof of employment, your CV, your diploma, your new rental agreement, any proof if you are registered at school here etc.
Then you wait.
You are still a PR and you can still travel and have rights.
They might be slow to let you know their decision: 3 weeks to 8 months. You might have to pester them eventually.
If you travel internationally and are pulled into secondary when you come back to Canada, and they question you about your relationship, do not stress. Tell the border guards you have requested an exception and have been in contact with CIC.
Good luck!
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See my post in this thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/condition-51-abused-sponsored-spouses-and-exception-requests-t451906.0.html
If you want to leave, leave. Should be no harm to either sponsor or sponsored. Hope this helps.
If you want to leave, leave. Should be no harm to either sponsor or sponsored. Hope this helps.