Help, how to stop my wife to come back

[rhcohen2014]

Looks like Harmin knows more about the case than we do. Can he/she be the other party?

not likely if you read his other posts.

quite honestly, i'd suggest people stop trying to prove Harmin wrong as it seems to be inciting his need to argue his misguided points even more. We all know the truth about the laws, the OP is the only one to know the truth about his situation, and the best we can do is continue to answer the OPs questions as they come, not keep trying to prove Harmin wrong. Harmin is obviously enjoying trying to prove himself right, and it's clogging up this forum from legitimate needs.

 

[truesmile]

Now that the dust has settled, I'd just like to throw out there, that even the posts from the forum members very knowledgeable and well-versed on Condition 51 have used operative words or phrases such as "could be revoked", "can be revoked", "might be revoked", and so on. What nobody has stated, and what the OP in this case wants that phrase to be is "WILL be revoked". As I stated earlier on, that's NOT his call, that's up to CIC, and I doubt the CBSA are going to make that unilateral call either. Likely they haven't even broken out into groups yet to discuss how to deal with this relatively "new" issue. We'll see if they have the time to track all those 51'ers down.

 

[Rob_TO]

u Sure OP is very good man and in His marriage failure not OP fault , all his wife fault ??that's only i wanna say in my first post

It doesn't matter who was at fault or what the reason was they separated. Condition 51 does not care if it was the sponsor or applicant that initiated the separation, and they don't care what the reasons were. CIC ONLY cares if there was any abuse of the sponsor towards applicant.

If no abuse involved, then condition 51 simply states if the couple separates before 2 years, PR will most likely be revoked. She will not be banned from entering Canada, but she will have a hearing once in Canada where CIC can then revoke it.

If OP doesn't want his wife to come back to Canada, he should inform her that she has been reported for violating condition 51 rule and that he has notified CIC of the breakdown in relationship and non-cohabitation. He should make sure she is aware that if she returns to Canada, she will face a hearing with CIC and will most likely have her PR revoked after which she would need to return home. So she would really just be wasting the cost of an airplane ticket, so she may decide on her own not to even bother.