That doesn't make sense. If you're claiming that getting married in India is "not same like marrying in Canada", you're basically saying that he did NOT lie (which he did). Otherwise, why is he so worried/concerned now?
I agree. This question is not something that many of us went through and listening to any advise here might not be the best choice in the long run.
Don't you have to bring a document from your home country saying that you weren't married there?
They treat marriage misrep quite seriously because that is a big door way for fraud. Someone marrying multiple partners to sponsor someone else. Its best handled by a lawyer.
Yes but the issue is that you should have told me that. It's in your RFV letter. You didn't tell them that you got married, you landed as a single applicant when you were married, etc...
So while you were getting PR you omitted her name from application, right? I will say she will not face misrep in her application and since you never added her to your application, she will not face misrep there too. Ask a lawyer for a proper answer.
If she was in fact single at that time, your spouse didn't make a mistake. She got PR, she met you, she married you while YOUR PR process was in the process, right? If that's the case, she is fine. You are the one who made a mistake
There is. If there is one in Russia, it should exists everywhere. It's called Affidavit of being single or something like that. It's essentially a paper from government that says that you are not married/divorced. If they don't request it in Canada (which would be super bizarre to me) then you can get married in Canada and use it as your marriage date. Again, I have no clue what kind of issues you would run into later on.
Man, engage a lawyer. You have posted TOO MUCH detail about yourself online. As I said before, do not dig your own hole deeper. There is too much info about you online for an investigator to find who you really are. So do yourself a favour. Ask a lawyer what you should do. And for love of god do not post identifiable information about yourself anymore!.
If you married in India and applied as a single you are not married legally in Canada yes you were married in India but it has nothing to do with Canada. Whatever you declare is your truth I know people who forget to declare their brothers now even their brothers cant get points for relationship.
Your post is super confusing. If one is married in a foreign country and doesn't declare that before landing, then it's a misrepresentation. There is a case of a male nurse who got deported because he lied during the process:
