Is any one get Canada Immigration with Deported history from another country

[hurdle]

Dear Forum,

I am new in this forum. i was deported from UK as due to breaking immigration law. i worked as student more then hours which i was allowed so my application for further leave to remain refused.

please i request to anyone share his/her experience about getting immigration with deportation history disclosed/undisclosed from another country?

well currently i am legaly living in France and my prvious passport was lost so my current passport have only history of stay in france only.

Waiting for your reply

Regards



 

[Leon]

When you apply for PR, you have to account for every month of your life, where you were living and what doing.  Are you planning to erase your stay in the UK off your records entirely and if you do, what will you replace it with?  What if they check up on it?  Lying to immigration is never a good idea, even when the truth doesn't look too good for you.

[NewYorker]

Deportation on a criminal offense may cause problems, however if it is for a overstay or for excessive work hours then it should be no problem. Just tell the truth. I understand that you didn't lost your passport intentionally, but having a new passport doesn't mean that they will not find this out.

[rascojenkins]

A Lot of people have hard their papers go through in Canada eventhough they were on Deported in the United States. A friend of mine go his Canadian PR about 2 months ago even though he is on deportation in the US. He filed from his home Country and did not mention the US. Sometimes I tell people to trust their instinct and trust God thing will always workout well .

[Sohel09]

A Lot of people have hard their papers go through in Canada eventhough they were on Deported in the United States. A friend of mine go his Canadian PR about 2 months ago even though he is on deportation in the US. He filed from his home Country and did not mention the US. Sometimes I tell people to trust their instinct and trust God thing will always workout well .

I understand he did not mention the U.S. but in our case it is almost impossible...

We have planed to get married in the US in a couple of months, and I will be sponsoring him. We have know each other for about 4 years and been in a relationship for the last 2 years and a half. In this case at some point he will have to go in for an interview to prove that we are in a genuine relationship. If we take the US out of his application, we will not be able to prove our relationship...plus he will have nothing to show for the last 4 years of his life when asked about his work history and so on....

There's to much at sake to just trust God and my instinct....

Now this is not just SAD but also PATHETIC. I always believe in justice, but do I always get it?!

[Leon]

A Lot of people have hard their papers go through in Canada eventhough they were on Deported in the United States. A friend of mine go his Canadian PR about 2 months ago even though he is on deportation in the US. He filed from his home Country and did not mention the US. Sometimes I tell people to trust their instinct and trust God thing will always workout well .

Did God instruct him to lie on his immigration application?  He now risks that if anybody who knows about this ever gets mad at him and rats him out to CIC, he will lose his PR for lying on his application.  He is not even safe if he gets citizenship because lying on your PR is about the only thing that can get you stripped of citizenship aside from renouncing it yourself.

Really, having been illegal in the US may not affect your Canada PR application.  It may affect a study or work permit because they think you have a high risk of overstaying but when applying for PR, you will not be in the situation that you will overstay because you will have permanent residency.  In my opinion, it's better to tell the truth on your application and have to fix whatever is barring you from entering than to get in on a lie and then have to be looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life.