permanent resident..

[lyvly]

he must consult an immigration lawyer bcoz that is a serious problem if he wants to sponsor his child for such misinterpretation could lead him to "fraud" or simply false information..its like he fooled the govt when he denied his own child..He could have just put his child in the application and jus check "not accompanying to canada"..

 

[Baloo]

he must consult an immigration lawyer bcoz that is a serious problem if he wants to sponsor his child for such misinterpretation could lead him to "fraud" or simply false information..its like he fooled the govt when he denied his own child..He could have just put his child in the application and jus check "not accompanying to canada"..

Talking to a lawyer is the next step.

 

[Leon]

This is a messed up situation.

Were you living together for a year or more when he applied for his PR or did you reach one year of living together before he landed? If the answer is yes, then he should have included you too as his common law partner. If immigration finds out that you were common law when he landed, he can not sponsor you and they could revoke his PR because of the misrepresentation.

Otherwise, he could sponsor you now as his wife and you list your child on your application as not accompanying. Because he did not list your child on his application, he can not sponsor her and yes, again, they could revoke his PR because of the misrepresentation.

If your sponsorship goes through and you get your PR, then you can sponsor your child yourself.

 

[yffAm]

This is a messed up situation.

Were you living together for a year or more when he applied for his PR or did you reach one year of living together before he landed? If the answer is yes, then he should have included you too as his common law partner. If immigration finds out that you were common law when he landed, he can not sponsor you and they could revoke his PR because of the misrepresentation.

Otherwise, he could sponsor you now as his wife and you list your child on your application as not accompanying. Because he did not list your child on his application, he can not sponsor her and yes, again, they could revoke his PR because of the misrepresentation.

If your sponsorship goes through and you get your PR, then you can sponsor your child yourself.

Thank you Leon. By the way I sent you a message on your inbox. Take care and Godbless!

 

[jade23]

need help.......

 

[jade23]

need help