You are advising someone to commit a crime (immigration fraud). Given the timing and older age they will need to show that they are actually divorced. Property and funds divided like a real divorced couple. They have been living in separate places. The fact that they were not listed as divorced or separated on their current applications will be referenced. Lying about getting divorced is a very bad idea.
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
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Your guys dont know how fraud is defined. He said his father could not pass a medical exam. In this case I advised him to get divorced, divorce means separate with a LEGAL DOCUMENT from court, where fraud comes from?? Guys look at the facts, this is a solution not fraud, i did not advise him to make a fraud relationship or document. Or cancel the application with nothing
Then what is a marriage? A legal document called marriage certificate? I’m no angel here but I think people should be aware of what is unlawful and such matters, at the very least, should not be communicated openly in public as if it’s the right thing to do so.
Hi Everyone,
Does divided income considered as personal income to sponsor parent? Please let me know.
Thanks
Does divided income considered as personal income to sponsor parent? Please let me know.
Thanks
If you remain in a marriage like relationship and then get divorced only to get over the requirement that both parents pass the medical it is immigration fraud. You are misrepresenting your relationship to the Canadian government. It will be investigated because it would be a huge coincidence if someone got divorced after decades of marriage right before parent sponsorship with one parent being too ill to pass a medical. Not the first time people have tried to lie to immigration. @spiderme parents risk getting a 5 year ban. As a Canadian you should not be encouraging others to commit fraud.
Hey guys, quick question.for my moms application, I need to send country specific docs,hence all her school n college docs needs to be translated and notarized. My question is just to confirm that she can just email me scanned docs or should she send them to my by mail? Also, for sending docs to immigration, I know it shouldn't be more than 5 mb. It should be 1 file only or separate docs attached one by one. Thnx
Hi,
Is anyone know the applying process for PCC for indian passport holders in Brampton / Toronto.
I verified at the website: https://www.blsindia-canada.com/pol_clr_cert.php, there is an form under <Requirements> tab, but not sure is that the right ones?
Feedback is really appreciated.
Regards
Vasanth.
Is anyone know the applying process for PCC for indian passport holders in Brampton / Toronto.
I verified at the website: https://www.blsindia-canada.com/pol_clr_cert.php, there is an form under <Requirements> tab, but not sure is that the right ones?
Feedback is really appreciated.
Regards
Vasanth.
They don't ask PCC for any particular country and generally mention to provide PCC for over 6 months stay. The onus is on the PA/Sponsor to determine which one they need. The only requirements is a continuous stay for 6 months...not short visits and not accumulation. So you don't need it.
