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| Subject: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply? |
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Hi, My father-in-law had applied for Canadian Immigration as an entrepreneur many years back and subsequently my wife was a Permanent Resident, and delivered both our children in Canada (ages 4 and 2 years). My father-in-laws citizenship has been denied and I fear my wife will also have to surrender her PR card.
I would like to know if there are any grounds on which we (me and my wife) can apply for immigration considering both are children are Canadians.
Thanks
[22-11-2010,00:56]
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MAA |
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(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
when they are 19 and living in Canada they can sponsor you.
you have absolutely no intention of living in Canada so why play the game.
[22-11-2010,01:18]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
Sharon id move in a hearbeat, cant help it if my wife´s status is uncertain because of my father-in laws case
[22-11-2010,02:24]
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MAA |
(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
why have you not fulfilled your residency obligations?
[22-11-2010,02:27]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
My wife has, but my father-in law is the primary applicant and he could not due to various reasons.
my wife has sponsored me, but my case is on hold pending decision of my father-in laws case....its complicated and extremely frustrating
[22-11-2010,03:06]
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MAA |
(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
"My wife has, but my father-in law is the primary applicant and he could not due to various reasons.
my wife has sponsored me, but my case is on hold pending decision of my father-in laws case"
This last paragraph doesn´t make any sense. Unless his PR is going to be revoked due to misrepresentation and the officer is writing a report 44(a) and now CIC is coming after him and his dependants.
hmmmmm......
There is something else but I am not going to guess.
The answer is no, your children may sponsor you when they turned 19yrs old as being said, as long as the law doesn´t change.
[22-11-2010,11:30]
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DocD |
(in reply to: Children Are Canadians, Can Me & My Wife Apply?)
The daughter is obviously an adult (to have a husband and make babies and so forth)... can CIC revoke her PR? if she does not have any criminal record?
[22-11-2010,19:58]
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