How could I know that condition 51 applies to me or not

[zardoz]

The CoPR is of no use to her at all..

If you are in contact with her, get a lawyer to write her a letter demanding that the CoPR be returned to you.

;D ;D Or you could tell her that without it, you will have to go on welfare... ;D ;D (Note the smileys people...)

 

[Rob_TO]

@ Rob_TO Can she use my COPR for that ?

She doesn't need the COPR, it's completely irrelevant to her. If she thinks you used her to immigrate here, she can simply file a complaint against you to CIC.

 

[AJPJ]

Should I talk to police or lawyer to get it back but I think she's gonna refuse that she has it. So replacement copy is equally relevant.

 

[keesio]

Honestly I would just forget it. It is definitely not worth it to hire a lawyer to get it. The document is useless to her and you can just request CIC for a new one. Hopefully you and your wife can eventually make amends and she'll just give it to you down the road.

 

[Rob_TO]

Should I talk to police or lawyer to get it back but I think she's gonna refuse that she has it. So replacement copy is equally relevant.

I wouldn't bother. She can just say she never took it, it was you that lost it, it must have been misplaced, etc etc. It's your word against hers and you can't prove anything.

Just go through steps to get a replacement one.

 

[sam54562]

Question: I am married since Feb 14, 2013 with no kids. My spouse got PPR on May 8, 2016. So, will she get Condition 51 on her COPR?

 

[canadianwoman]

She should. If the couple has been married for two years on the date they submit the application, then the applicant will not have Condition 51. You applied when you had been married for less than two years, so the PR should be conditional. Visa officers have been known to make mistakes, however.