That is a good question which I don't know the answer to. One could say this is a brand new application or one could say it is still the same child. However, before the man went to his home country to take care of his child, he could try to apply for the child on humane and compassionate grounds. Going to the media, telling his story of how his evil ex refused the medicals back when, now she has died and the poor child is an orphan, working through his MP as well, he might actually have a chance.Deficient said:If, at that time, he included the child on the new PR application and she was examined, does she then miraculously form part of the family class despite being excluded from it in connection to an earlier application? Or, in other words, does the judgement that a child is excluded from the family class lapse when the associated PR status lapses, or does that judgement remain regardless of the PR status?
However, it is better to avoid situation like that all together by getting the medicals for the child, either by convincing the ex or do it when the father has visitation with the child. It seems to me that many fathers do not try very hard.