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| Subject: Is this a complex sponsorship case? am I in troubl |
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Am I in dilemma?
I am a Cnd PR (soon to be a citizen). I was sponsored (with my 9 y old daughter, from previous marriage) by my ex-husband who is a Canadian (naturalized citizen). Things did not work out for us and we were separated within a year from my landing. We reached mutual agreement for the divorce and we were done after 12 month in the court. I successfully obtained a student loan and attended an educational course for 14 months, in order to achieve a Cnd degree and experience. I met my current husband online. We got on well together and decided to get married. He was in USA at the time we met online. Then I became aware that he had no status in USA. It was impossible for me to leave Canada and go to him there and get married in USA. This is because of my financial difficulties, and also I needed a visa to go there. I was not familiar with the immigration steps to Canada at that time. I took it as simple as my own immigration sponsorship. In my own, I got married to my ex in my native country, he sent the sponsorship application and it was straightforward as simple as a piece of cake. Within 4 months, my daughter and I arrived to our destination in Canada.
My new husband decided to make his way to Canada. He arrived and we got married within a month of our (in person) meeting. Because I was keen to complete my family, by having a second child, and because he was eager to father his own, I am now pregnant (10 weeks). I started to look around for a way to sponsor him. I read through the process in all forums. I feel nervous. He was illegal in USA.I was aware of that. But to my surprise he arrived here and we got married. How did he manage to enter Canada? What can we do with his police clearance in USA? What is his current status in Canada? These are questions that make my head spinning. I think he is a lovely man and he does want to settle and have good life. I don’t think he wanted to deceive me or anyone else but just to overcome his harsh circumstances. He is giving me conflicting answer regarding his status and the way he arrived. Sometimes, refugee claim, sometimes he simply made his way and came here. He is a good father to my daughter and good husband to me. He is just scared.
From where should I start?
[20-05-2010,13:13]
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Sasatoon-Tree |
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(in reply to: Is this a complex sponsorship case? am I in troubl)
Any help?
sorry "k" was missing in typing error. It should have read Saskatoon
[20-05-2010,13:49]
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Saskatoon-Tree |
(in reply to: Is this a complex sponsorship case? am I in troubl)
If he has refugee claim, he must has papers with him. In this case it would be easier for him no need of sponsorship as he will be a Canadian citizen eventually.
If not then you should see a proper lawyer who can handle this.
Best luck,
Nisha
[21-05-2010,10:53]
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Nisha |
(in reply to: Is this a complex sponsorship case? am I in troubl)
@Sasatoon-Tree:
Are you seriously asking whether you´re in trouble? If you haven´t figured out yet yourself in what deep sh*t you are, then I guess no one can help you further...
I´d recommend to get in contact with a (good) lawyer. Looking for help in an online fourm is by far not the best approach....
[21-05-2010,18:05]
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brian |
(in reply to: Is this a complex sponsorship case? am I in troubl)
he needs to go back to his home country, and have you sponsor him while you are in Canada. That is your best chance for approval. As for police clearances in the US, he needs to get them, whether he was legal or not.
if you try an inland application, CIC is going to suggest your husband is using to to gain Canadian status. Really... he needs to go back home.
[21-05-2010,20:11]
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Sharon |
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