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Overcoming criminal inadmissibility

gti

Newbie
Oct 29, 2009
2
0
I am a Canadian sponsoring my husband using the INLAND application. He has previous criminal record from the UK (10 offences in 1996 - all small things on the same day) and 1 from Ireland in 1993. These are now over 13 years ago so my question is: does he have to apply for crininal rehabilitaion or, because more than 10 years passed, is he already deemed rehabilitated? As we are using the INLAND application form I want to be sure because there is no right to appeal. As far as I understand they were just summary offences (ie. no jury trial). We are together 9 years and married 4 with a baby on the way, therefore, other than this past record there should be no other reason for refusal. I appreciate anyone's help!

Sincerely,
One stressed Canadian
 

ImmEnforce

Star Member
Oct 15, 2009
71
1
Depends on what the criminal offences were and what they equate to in Canadian law. How long has he been in Canada? Status?