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My husband and I married Sept 2009, we applied for permanent residence status, spousal sponsorship July 2010. We also applied for a work permit for my husband. He is from South Korea
In April my Husbands passport was seized due to an investigation.
Unfortunately we have made some mistakes and now face an admissibility hearing.
My family owns a Cafe in which my husband helped out for awhile. Naively we were unaware that this was illegal. we assumed it was family helping family. Later we moved to a new area(Smithers), I was offered a better job and the new area would have more options for my husband once he got papers.
At this new job I worked a great deal of hours. Sometimes my husband would come sit at my work and play on his laptop. There were times in which I asked him to help me with my work (e.g. to move heavy equipment for me), we were unaware that he was not allowed to volunteer in this manner.
What are our options? What can we do to prepare for our hearing? What happens if we lose our hearing? I would greatly appreciate any advice!
[19-07-2011,15:06]
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(in reply to: Inadmissibility Hearing - need help)
How was he brought to the attention of Immigration Canada?
Was he detained and released? How much was the bond? Who was the guarantor?
Where will this Inadmissibility Hearing take place at CBSA such as GTEC or Immigration Refugee Board?
Exclusion order for two years, mostly likely.
[19-07-2011,22:32]
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Anonymous |
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