Hello,
I've sponsored my common-law partner at the beginning of February after his refugee claim was denied. We have been together for almost 2 years (in Canada) but as per our lawyer's advice, we needed to wait for that denial (january) to proceed with the sponsorship application.
He is separated from his previous wife and her refugee claim was accepted for her and their 2 children. This off course won't cover him.
This lawyer has said the PRRA would take about 8 months to come back, that would give us some time for the sponsorship application to be reviewed and accepted. What a surprise we had last week when we received a letter advising a decision has been made already and he needs to meet them next April 8th. Again, this lawyer said it's an awckward situation and it is for sure the meeting will be held in order to settle his departure from Canada. All he needs to do is "buy some time" from them explaining his current situation!!
What are our chances in this moment facing a deportation order if the sponsorship application (in canada) process just started?
What would happen with the application if he leaves the country?
Would they take into consideration the economical and emotional impact created by having him to leave? It will not only be about leaving me by myself with my 2 little ones (previous marriage) and all our debts on my shoulders but also separating him from his own children and not being able to receive child support from him?
We are freaking out here. Thx for your prompt response.
I've sponsored my common-law partner at the beginning of February after his refugee claim was denied. We have been together for almost 2 years (in Canada) but as per our lawyer's advice, we needed to wait for that denial (january) to proceed with the sponsorship application.
He is separated from his previous wife and her refugee claim was accepted for her and their 2 children. This off course won't cover him.
This lawyer has said the PRRA would take about 8 months to come back, that would give us some time for the sponsorship application to be reviewed and accepted. What a surprise we had last week when we received a letter advising a decision has been made already and he needs to meet them next April 8th. Again, this lawyer said it's an awckward situation and it is for sure the meeting will be held in order to settle his departure from Canada. All he needs to do is "buy some time" from them explaining his current situation!!
What are our chances in this moment facing a deportation order if the sponsorship application (in canada) process just started?
What would happen with the application if he leaves the country?
Would they take into consideration the economical and emotional impact created by having him to leave? It will not only be about leaving me by myself with my 2 little ones (previous marriage) and all our debts on my shoulders but also separating him from his own children and not being able to receive child support from him?
We are freaking out here. Thx for your prompt response.