If he shows the custody paper along with any proof that he tried to contact you and were un-coperative(maybe).
Possible to waive medical exam for non-accompanying dependent?
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The court must have given you some sort of document proving the mother has sole custody. Or else you will have to get the custody papers.
Personally i provided my custody papers and a declaration, and a complete marriage history.
That was sufficient.
However every case officer is differnet. Someone else told me they were asked of proof that they contacted their ex spouse but she refused. An email was available.
Maybe you could email and sms, written proof and once a reply comes in you can send that.
But again custody papers were required esp when they asked for it.
I didnt have it notarized. Just a letter if declaration and signed by me. Have the rules changed?
It always helps if you send them everything in the application. Custoday papaers, declarations and LOE as to un cooperative spouse etc. Make the officers life easier and shows them you are upfront.
I am surprised they accepted your doc without it being notarized, but that's good for you!
Present them with ANYTHING you have to document....emails, phone records where you tried to call, Snapchat texts..If you don't have texts, then document that you did try to contact via text and /or email and provide the dates you did so. IRCC wants to know that you made a good attempt to do so.
Hello, My ex-partner is doing his papers for obtain a Permanent Resident VISA, he doesn´t have the custody of our child...
He just asked me in a very impolite way the medical exam...also he doesn´t want to pay for it...he just said that it is for the best of our child without explaining me the benefits for my child... his attitude makes me feel that he is just using this... to don´t show the Canadian government that I have the full custody...saying that his the responsible of our child in Canada...I also think that with that paper...he can try to obtain the custody in the future...that I absolute will deny to him. We split because of his problems with drugs...and I can´t trust on his behavior and values anymore, also I can´t trust on him the education. He is paying a little support for our child...that´s not enough to pay the montly amounth for covering the full day care service of our child.
He just asked me in a very impolite way the medical exam...also he doesn´t want to pay for it...he just said that it is for the best of our child without explaining me the benefits for my child... his attitude makes me feel that he is just using this... to don´t show the Canadian government that I have the full custody...saying that his the responsible of our child in Canada...I also think that with that paper...he can try to obtain the custody in the future...that I absolute will deny to him. We split because of his problems with drugs...and I can´t trust on his behavior and values anymore, also I can´t trust on him the education. He is paying a little support for our child...that´s not enough to pay the montly amounth for covering the full day care service of our child.
It's best for your child because this will give your child the option of obtaining Canadian permanent residency / Canadian citizenship in the future. If your child does not do the medical, then this will not be possible. Doing the medical gives your child the best / most options for their future.
Yes best for your child in the future. Once your child grows up he/she can give a reference in canada.
Forget the attitude of your husband. And the letter you give will only be used for this purpose. Better use a lawyer to word it properly. (for future protection).
I don't know what "paper" you are referring to but allowing your child to do the medical has nothing to do with custody.
Exactly. In these situations, when the custodial parent refuses the medical, the only person that is really hurt is the child, as it takes away possible life opportunities for them.That´s true, she will be able to decide by herself where she would like to live or study!!!
If you don't have a custody documents, make sure you save all your communications with your ex-partner such as e-mail, text or chat exchanges. Try to explain your side why a medical exam is important to non-accompanying child, if your ex- still refuses or the child refused to do so, make sure you document your conversation, it helps to make timeline on how you tried to convince them, also make sure you have a concrete evidence of refusal from them, such as e-mail, text or chat exchange. take a screen shot of your conversation and document them, print the screen shot photos of messages.. also if you have some sort of legal battle or altercation in your attempt to convince them, such as police blotter, that might be helpful as well. Your. documentation needs to be notarized in a lawyer's office. Make sure to keep your originals. I hope this is helpful.
Hi,
I am in similar situation, I have submitted the court documents and nortarized letter updating the situation and surrending Future sponsorship rights. Our AOR was 20 Nov 2019, no update to date, no progress, our medicals still under review, is any one else in similar situation where medical are still under review i.e. nearly 6 months...
I am in similar situation, I have submitted the court documents and nortarized letter updating the situation and surrending Future sponsorship rights. Our AOR was 20 Nov 2019, no update to date, no progress, our medicals still under review, is any one else in similar situation where medical are still under review i.e. nearly 6 months...
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