Good Day,
Guys i need your help badly.. here is my timeline
SINP inland
Application received: Mar. 3,2017
AOR received: Apr. 6, 2017
RPRF: Sept. 22, 2017
Additional Information: Dec. 13, 2017
Pre arrival notice: Dec. 14, 2017
My question is I’m confused with the correspondence that i received. Is this for me or for my spouse?
My current situation is i have an on going petition for divorce filed last december 2017. I would like to get rid of my husband as part of my application because he doesnt want to cooperate with my application anymore. We have been separated for more than 3yrs already and since then we are not in good terms.
Kindly see Below correspondence that i received last december from IRCC.
Client Information: Receipt of information from client Your Spouse has identified your marital status as “separated” in his correspondence. All family members, whether accompanying or not, are required to be examined to ensure that they are not inadmissible. Since you are still legally married to your spouse, your spouse is considered a family member under theImmigration Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and must be examined. You cannot simply choose to not have them examined. Please provide the following supporting documents/information to include your spouse in your application for permanent residence:
• Revised IMM008
• Schedule A
• Additional Family Information form
• Revised/Updated Your Travels Form •Photographs of the spouse
• Birth certificate
•Medicals
• Police certificates/clearances
Guys i need your help badly.. here is my timeline
SINP inland
Application received: Mar. 3,2017
AOR received: Apr. 6, 2017
RPRF: Sept. 22, 2017
Additional Information: Dec. 13, 2017
Pre arrival notice: Dec. 14, 2017
My question is I’m confused with the correspondence that i received. Is this for me or for my spouse?
My current situation is i have an on going petition for divorce filed last december 2017. I would like to get rid of my husband as part of my application because he doesnt want to cooperate with my application anymore. We have been separated for more than 3yrs already and since then we are not in good terms.
Kindly see Below correspondence that i received last december from IRCC.
Client Information: Receipt of information from client Your Spouse has identified your marital status as “separated” in his correspondence. All family members, whether accompanying or not, are required to be examined to ensure that they are not inadmissible. Since you are still legally married to your spouse, your spouse is considered a family member under theImmigration Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and must be examined. You cannot simply choose to not have them examined. Please provide the following supporting documents/information to include your spouse in your application for permanent residence:
• Revised IMM008
• Schedule A
• Additional Family Information form
• Revised/Updated Your Travels Form •Photographs of the spouse
• Birth certificate
•Medicals
• Police certificates/clearances
