Revocation of pr

[polgas1970]

Hi. Here are the facts: Feb. 2009 - came here to canada under TRV work permit
Dec 2011 - applied under FS Arranged employment
Oct 2013 - got pr approved along with my family
Nov 2013 - I finalized my pr by doing flag polling
April 2014 - family came
Here's my dilemma. My marriage broke down because of a 3rd party involved with my wife and I knew it like after 2 months of them being here and my own daughter told me that. She moved out with my kids. Can I still file a case against her to revoke her pr? Because I feel that she does not deserve the privilage of being a resident here given the fact what she did. She's not under the conditional pr since my application was recieved 2011 and we are married more than 2 years and have kids.
Can anyone help me find an immigration lawyer to clear this things and some info..

thanks

 

[Lammawitch]

No you can not file a case to revoke her PR. Do not waste your time, money and energy on this.

I understand that you are suffering from the break-up of your marriage, but you must get it quite clear in your mind that immigration has nothing to do in the situation. Your (ex)wife is a PR in her own right with exactly the same rights, privileges and responsibilities as you.

What you more likely need is a lawyer or mediation service specializing in family law to advise on the next steps: separation/divorce, child custody & support, spousal support, division of assets etc.

I wish you luck, and hope that in time you will be able to put your sadness and anger behind you.

 

[scylla]

You cannot revoke your wife's PR status. You have no right to do so.

Even if your application had been submitted later - conditional PR still would not apply. Conditional PR only applies to people sponsored through the spousal family class. Since you migrated together as a family - it would never apply to you.

Move on with your life. Your wife is legally entitled to keep her PR status.