So if your spouse has cancelled your application then you will not get confirmation. Are the children her biological children?
Lawyer said we no longer together and she instructed our office to withdraw her sponsorship application and the sponsorship undertaking.
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If the sponsorships have been withdrawn there is nothing to tell IRCC since you will not be receiving an eCOPR or COPR.
What do you plan to ask or say? If sponsorship has been withdrawn then the PR application is cancelled.
However, yes, you can try sending a web form if you want to confirm your application has been cancelled.
I don't think IRCC can do more than confirm that it has been withdrawn.
It would - frankly - be better for you to speak with your spouse or at least her representative to confirm that this is the case first.
You didn't quite finish the sentence in your first post that began 'due to conflict of interest' - I assume the lawyer told you they could no longer represent you (as she had hired them or something like that). But they should still be able to respond to you on the factual matter of whether or not the sponsorship was withdrawn.
Side note: you said something to effect that the CBSA officers told you that the 'landing' was complete - if there's any way to clarify that. I presume that was just a misunderstanding, though, and it wasn't actually complete.
she said not but i think something is fishy and doing her background work from stopping me to get family support law
Yes you can cancel the representative. You have the right form. Can't guide you to fill it out.
What do you mean stopping you? If she has cancelled it through her lawyer then it is cancelled.
Your wife is the sponsor. She can remove the lawyer from the application. You cannot.
I believe the principal applicant can remove the lawyer from representing the PA, but not from representing the sponsor. Don't know for certain though it should be possible, indeed, the lawyer should remove themselves from that part of the representation w/IRCC.
I am guessing the 'stopping me' part referred to somehow limiting access of the poster to family law i.e. outside scope of the immigration issue. Which I suppose could be something sponsor is doing (not tellng full truth about the immigration situation) to muddy the waters.
Not something on any part of that's directly related to immigration.
This really gets into your issues with your spouse and we can't help with that.
That said, the basic question is you're being told by the lawyer that the sponsorship was stopped / withdrawn. It's either true or it's not. Obviously you can try IRCC as well.
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