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I got divorced in 2007 and from my marriage I have a son.
In 2009 I applied for Immigration visa through Skilled Worker Program. My application now is getting closed to be granted.
During this time, my relationship with my ex-wife is getting better and better. Now, I am thinking about taking my ex-wife to Canada and get married again.
Please advice if we should get married in our home country first, or get married in Canada when I receive my visa.
For sure this is not a fake marriage as we have son from our previous marriage.
Thanks and Regards,
Joe
PS: I live in Indonesia
[03-04-2011,15:05]
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Joe |
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(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Get remarried now and add your wife to your skilled worker application as soon as possible.
If you wait until you´ve landed in Canada to re-marry, it´s going to be very difficult, if not impossible, to sponsor her.
[03-04-2011,18:03]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Joe
What are the chances your relationship got better when your Ex-Wife found out that your going to be approved to go to Canada?
I disagree totally with Anonymous 52.181.209
What would be the difference based on IRPR Regulation 4.1 if you got married now or later?
Either way the Visa Officer is going to look at you adding your EX-Wife as an attempt by her to gain a benefit under the act. If you do it now it is not as simple as saying by the way "I remarried my former wife"! Okay here is her Visa as well.
Read Regulation
4. (1) For the purposes of these Regulations, a foreign national shall not be considered a spouse, a common-law partner or a conjugal partner of a person if the marriage, common-law partnership or conjugal partnership
(a) was entered into primarily for the purpose of acquiring any status or privilege under the Act; or
(b) is not genuine.
It is far better to become landed then go back and marry her and put together the absolute best spousal application possible. If she still wants to be with you great, if not, so be it.
Having a child does not prove a genuine marriage or that she is not using you!
You have to do much more then that! Common Sense!
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[03-04-2011,21:29]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Anonymous and Roy,
thanks for the replies.
Roy, do you have any resources where I can have a look about this "absolute best spousal application"?
For the time while this application is being processed, is it possible for her to come, visit and stay with me in Canada using visitor visa? I know that I will have to pay for her expenses (health and medical) while our re-marriage is getting process which is not a problem for me.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Best Regards,
Joe
[03-04-2011,22:36]
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Joe |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Roy,
If he lands first and then marries, how will he overcome the following regulation? Isn´t there a good chance they CIC may reject the sponsorship application for these reasons?
New relationship
4.1 For the purposes of these Regulations, a foreign national shall not be considered a spouse, a common-law partner or a conjugal partner of a person if the foreign national has begun a new conjugal relationship with that person after a previous marriage, common-law partnership or conjugal partnership with that person was dissolved primarily so that the foreign national, another foreign national or the sponsor could acquire any status or privilege under the Act.
[04-04-2011,09:16]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Anonymous ***205.241.254
There was no mention of a common law or conjugal relationship in any way shape or form.
The Post
Implies that they are again becoming romantic with one another or the relationship is getting better, better.
A Conjugal relationship implies that they have joined their relationship together by purchasing property together, etc. Joined assets, Life Insurance naming the other as beneficiaries etc. There was no mention of whom got legal custody of the child or if the child is on the application as a dependent. So they are not conjugal!
***Someone who intends to come to Canada for a permanent time is not a visitor.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[04-04-2011,14:58]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
Roy,
I see your point.
1. My ex got the custody of our son.
2. My son is not dependent applicant in my application.
As per your reply previously, you mentioned about "absolute best spousal application".
Can you be more specific about this?
Where I can find more information regarding this? Google does not help much in this.
What steps/actions can I take now to help speeds up this process?
Thanks in advance.
Rgds,
Joe
[05-04-2011,00:16]
[***.137.113.98]
Joe |
Qucik Divorce (in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
I moved to Calgary about 4 month ago and I am Canadian citizen, My wife is disable for 14 years and now sevelry disable and phycriatic. Its not possible to leave with her. Doctors are trying to find a nursing home for her. I took care my kids for a decade and they are teenager now. I am tired and exausted to maintain everything. I need quick divorce so that I can marry again then Kids will have proper care becaue we r living a very miserable life. (But I will b local gurdian of my current wife). Is there any quick way?
[18-07-2012,05:52]
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Masud |
(in reply to: Re-marry / Divorce / Canadian Immigration)
what does tired and exhausted have to do with a ´quick´ divorce?
I have a family member that has offered 24/7 care to her husband for 10 years so you are not going to get much sympathy from me.
If you want a divorce, get a divorce - just like everyone else. If you want your wife to get full time care, that is your choice and between you and her doctor. If you want your girlfriend to be part of your family, tell her to move in. When your divorce is final (1 year after separation) you can marry her.
This has nothing to do with immigration.
[18-07-2012,12:24]
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Sharon |
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