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Refugee claim refused but expecting a child a here in Canada...

MUSTSTAY

Newbie
Apr 7, 2010
2
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I'm a Mexican who applied for a refugee claim, the claim was refused yesterday. Now I know I can appeal then apply for PRRA and/or Humanitarian and compassion. The tricky part is that my Canadian girlfriend is expecting my child,I am still married back in Mexico but want to divorce,If eveything else fails we are considering getting married (need to divorce before) so she can sponsor me.

Now this is her situation, she lost her job, was on empolyment insurance and now has no choice but to be on social assistance for the rest of her pregnancy.So far I know that people on social assistance can't sponsor but can immigration take into consideration that she will be nursing and taking care of our new born baby?

What are my best options? Above anything else, she and my baby are my priorities. Any advice? In what area should I focus?

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
 

toby

Champion Member
Sep 29, 2009
1,671
105
Category........
Visa Office......
Hong Kong
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
November 2009
Med's Done....
October 2009 and 15 April 2011
Interview........
4 April 2011
Passport Req..
4 April 2011
VISA ISSUED...
7 July 2011
LANDED..........
15 July 2011
If you explained more about your rejected claim for refugee status, we might be able to help more.
 

Collective

Newbie
Feb 26, 2010
3
2
MUSTSTAY said:
I'm a Mexican who applied for a refugee claim, the claim was refused yesterday. Now I know I can appeal then apply for PRRA and/or Humanitarian and compassion. The tricky part is that my Canadian girlfriend is expecting my child,I am still married back in Mexico but want to divorce,If eveything else fails we are considering getting married (need to divorce before) so she can sponsor me.

Now this is her situation, she lost her job, was on empolyment insurance and now has no choice but to be on social assistance for the rest of her pregnancy.So far I know that people on social assistance can't sponsor but can immigration take into consideration that she will be nursing and taking care of our new born baby?

What are my best options? Above anything else, she and my baby are my priorities. Any advice? In what area should I focus?

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Thank you for causing Canada to request visas to all Mexicans who want to visit. We owe it to you!