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A family member has decided to withdraw the sponsorship application for her common law spouse who has physical, mental and emotional abusive to her. He was charged and the charges were dropped due to the fact that a proper investigation was not done because the incidents were reported after the fact. Her common law spouse was also married before they got together and was also abusive to his wife. He was charged on that one, but got pardoned 2-3 yrs ago. She also withdrew her sponsorship for him. My family member received the confirmation letter of the witdrawal.
My questions are, is he able to apply a 3rd time and be successful at getting his landed?
What is the process after the application is withdrawn and landed is dendied?
What
[18-07-2011,12:17]
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Kuddles |
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(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
there is no process. He will be asked if he has applied to immigrate before - they already know the answer because of name, birthdate etc. If he lies, he commits misrepresentation, if he tells the truth... they will want to know if his relationship is real, given that this is his 3rd Canadian lady that he has ´fallen in love with´.
Your family member has done all she needs to do other than be more careful next time.
[18-07-2011,13:47]
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Sharon |
Application withdrawal (in reply to: Application withdrawal)
Thanks Sharon
[18-07-2011,14:31]
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Kuddles |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
After the withdrawal of denial of landed does immigration usually asked the person to leave the country or is that person allowed to stay and refile.
[18-07-2011,14:35]
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Kuddles |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
OK, now you are getting into different agendas. Sounds like you want to punish this guy. Unfortunately, it is not your job and there will be no satisfaction for you to get him tossed out of the country.
Fact is, his current and future status is an issue between him and CIC - nobody else.
[19-07-2011,07:19]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
It not about punishing him, he has children that are and will still be here, and he needs to support these kids, even though he is a creep with females.
[19-07-2011,09:57]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
In order to legally apply within Canada he had to extend his previous status whether is a work permit or a visitor.
His PR application is not a go as far as I can read, so as soon as his status expires, he has to leave Canada.
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If he applied with no status in Canada, then he has to leave Canada pretty much right away.
[19-07-2011,11:00]
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DocD |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
Kuddles, I am always puzzled by women who have kids with a man that has no guarantee of being around to support them.
Your ´family member´ can file a separation agreement that might include child support. That is separate and independent from immigration issues. Canada will not keep him in the country just so he can pay. And what makes you think he would sign such an agreement and what makes you think he would actually pay.
I would suggest your family member plan their life with no help whatsoever from this guy. If he is that big a creep to start with - who wants him anywhere near them or their kids.
[19-07-2011,13:30]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
I am in agreement with you. My family member is acutally doing well on her own without him. It took her a long time to bounce back, because she was so broken, and belittled by him her self esteem was way too low. With the support of her friends and family, especially me, she is doing a lot better. She acutally has a place of her own, and is independent with her daughter.
You are right in re to having this man around, it does not mean because he is here he is going to be any good around them. She is actually afraid of him and she is in the process of have a peace bond place on him. They went to court recently, and he refused to agree to the peace bond because he is constantly asking friends and aquaintances of the family for her address and phone number. Yes, apart of me want him gone, and a part of me saying that is between him and immigration.
[19-07-2011,13:55]
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Kuddles |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
let your family member stay as far away as possible - for her own safety sake. She should try alerting the police of her concerns and that he is trying to track her down. I would refrain from provoking him. It is simply not worth it.
[19-07-2011,19:48]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Application withdrawal)
Thanks everyone
[21-07-2011,12:31]
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Kuddles |
