If you were not together at the time you immigrated, you did not commit misrepresentation. If you marry her now, you can sponsor her but you might have to explain to immigration a bit more that this was not the plan all along to say you were not together so you could immigrate with your mother and then marry her later.dslr said:Hi. I just want to ask if I can still petition my girlfriend, which also is the mother of my daughter, when we got married? I landed here in Canada as a permanent resident with me and my daughter dependent to my mother. At the time of our application, the immigration sent us a letter regarding the status of me and my girlfriend. The problem is, that time we were not in good conditions although we are still friends, so I wrote in the letter that we were not together but still has communication. As time goes by, we became okay again with the decision that it will be the best for our child. She also signed a document allowing our daughter to come with me here in Canada. Are there any misrepresentations on what I did? Thanks in advance.
Will it be ok if I put N/A? coz I have already submitted the form to my husband if not, I really have to redo itLeon said:1) Write "undecided"
2) Write "present" in the 2nd date field.
How long does it usually take for them to ask for your passport?Admirable said:Meds received is the last update before a ppr.
Common law is living together in the same house/apartment as a husband and wife for 12 months or more. I would say you are not common law if you are living in different apartments and just staying over at each others house every now and then.dslr said:@ leon
What do you mean by being together? We became okay again probably a few months or a year after I told the immigration that we are just friends. Another thing I am confused is the common law relationships because we do not have that kind of status in our country. We live only just 5 minutes walk away from our house and we have a daughter. So sometimes we sleep at our house, their house, or seperate when busy from studies or having fights
No, you shouldn't have any problems. The main thing is that you did not live together for 12 months before you immigrated. I am sure both your families can verify that you were not living together before you immigrated.dslr said:@ leon
But I can still marry her and wont have any problems deported back? I immigrated here May 2011 and the letter was sent I think around June 2008. Im sorry if it seems like Im rushing things. Its just I cant stand my 4 yo daughter always telling me that she misses and wants her mom to be with us..
You need to correct the form and send it to the embassy ASAP. Undeclared and unexamined family members cannot be sponsored. EVER. So I suggest you get on it quickly and get it corrected.RDQ said:Hello.. Just want to ask on what to do. My husband forgot to include his sister on the additional family information.. We just found this out while looking through his submitted application. His paper is already sent out to the visa office from CIC as I the sponsor has been approved already. Is there anyway we could correct this out? ie. sending another copy of the additional family information to the visa office? Will it cause much delay in our application? Or worse, will it be cause for a refusal? Just too paranoid right now.
Oh by the way, we're planning to sponsor his sister in the future, that's why this is much a corcern to me. Thanks.