blazinhassan said:
Yup that's what I keep thinking. Man she cheated. I don't want to spend a single second being married to a Cheater. I'm at the paralegal at the moment signing the divorce docs.
Will be serving her next week.
And once that's done in will call the cic and tell them exactly.
If anyone knows of a better way to put this to them ease let me know
Otherwise I will just lay out what I went through.
Please talk to a reputable and experienced immigration lawyer first before you take/finalize any action with your divorce
or contacting CIC. As many of the other folks have already mentioned, the conditional PR is too new to have any precedents set and the government has no way of enforcing it or communicating between depts. due to privacy legislation.
I personally would agree with not trying to deceive by omission; however, you do not want to act or speak too hastily without doing your homework either. I understand that emotionally you feel you need to move on the divorce front immediately - but because the implications of your situation still contain many unknowns related to what will be best for
your future - another week or two spent getting professional advice might be worth the wait. In addition, if you do end up requiring proof and evidence, a legal paper trail will be the best way for you to ensure you have documented your side of things.
I offer my sympathies as well for your personal situation. It is painful enough to have to go through this in any context much less with immigration worries on your head. Prayers and blessings for better days ahead.