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Dear friends. I would like to ask 1 serious question.
If someone came to Canada and claimed refugee asking for asylum within Canada.According to experience of the other people it´ll pass 1 or 2 years untill the decision on his/her removal will be done.The question is that,if within the period of reviewing refugee case the person,who claimed refugee,got married Canadian citizen?Will he/she be able to apply for permanent residence under the Family Sponcorship category?I mean to make inland application?
Thank you in advance for answer
[20-03-2007,00:18]
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Ashuri68 |
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(in reply to: Refugee claim and family sponcorship)
YES
[20-03-2007,08:54]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Refugee claim and family sponcorship)
Roy
This is interesting. Is it "YES Absoulte"? I mean for every case or ONLY for those who enter Canada normally then claim refugee at later point? What if he/she is refused finally and comes face to face with departure/deportation?
What if the refugee claimant has used fraudulent ID, or with no IDs at all, or entered Canada illegally, does "YES" still apply? what if CIC suspect the issue of marriage of convenience?
Also, I heard that CIC or IRB normally keep/withhold passports and other IDs of refugee claimants till time of final decision. In this case, how can they get married without these essential identification.
I am so curious, having been waiting and waiting for my out of Canada family sponsor to come to an end. ...so, please be patient.
Thanks
[20-03-2007,19:00]
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Anonymous4 |
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If the marriage is REAL and you prove it then the answer is YES. AS LONG as you submit the application BEFORE first PRRA interview. See Operational memo 018
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[20-03-2007,20:49]
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Roy |
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Thanks Roy.
"Yes" even with phoney documents or no ID at all!! this sounds ridiculous and unfair. My husband was not even allowed to attend the birth of our first child and we are still waiting for the endless game. Regugees receive work permit from day one and live normally with spouse in Canada. How easy one can do the short cut into Canada!!
[20-03-2007,21:16]
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Anonymous4 |
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Hi, I´ve one question to you all,I´m in quebec resident PR card holder do I need to work for my spouse sponsorship approve? I´m not taking any last resort(social assistance).Please need advise. Thanks
[21-03-2007,02:03]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Refugee claim and family sponcorship)
If the marriage is REAL and you prove it then the answer is YES. AS LONG as you submit the application BEFORE first PRRA interview. See Operational memo 018
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Thanx to everyone,who participated in discussion in this topic.Roy,could you say,in your opinion, when this first PRRA could take place,if for example,I filed refuge claim on April this year?Could you give me aproximate time framework of this procedure.
[21-03-2007,04:53]
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Ashuri68 |
