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Separated while waiting for the PR

WonderWomanf

Newbie
Mar 3, 2021
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Hi all
Here is my situation: My ex-husband and I are waiting for our PR, we applied for it while we were living together. He is the main applicant, and we reached the required points as he graduated from a Canadian university. We got separated (not divorced yet) while we were waiting for our PR. Am I legally forced to request a change in the marital status in our application? what happens if he doesn't update the status till we receive our PR cards? BTW, I have updated my marital status in CIC, and not sure how should I access our PR profile as my ex is the main applicant
 
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Frank659

Full Member
Nov 28, 2020
32
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You guys would have waited for the PR before separating. You can move out of the house if is unsafe but waited for the PR before requesting for an official separation.
 

WonderWomanf

Newbie
Mar 3, 2021
3
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Thanks for the responses. We already live separately and I have updated my status in CRA and sent them proof for my separation status. If my ex-husband (the main applicant) or I don't request a change in the marital status of our PR application, would it cause me or him any future legal problem?
 

Frank659

Full Member
Nov 28, 2020
32
21
Thanks for the responses. We already live separately and I have updated my status in CRA and sent them proof for my separation status. If my ex-husband (the main applicant) or I don't request a change in the marital status of our PR application, would it cause me or him any future legal problem?
I hope so. Please update us on how everything works out. Good luck.
 

WonderWomanf

Newbie
Mar 3, 2021
3
0
We already live separately and I have updated my status in CRA and sent them proof for my separation status. If my ex-husband (the main applicant) or I don't request a change in the marital status of our PR application, would it cause me or him any future legal problem? How about my citizenship application, Does this fact that the separation data (not divorce date) is before our PR application be completed will cause any problem?