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HAZAR
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« Reply #15 on: October 29, 2011, 07:58:05 pm »

Hi

1.  No ban.
2.  It is quite likely that if you apply for a TRV the overseas office will probably think you will overstay your status or have your spouse sponsor you in Canada, so will refuse,
So, what about if I apply for spousal sponsorship PR since my wife and children are PR in Canada?
Can i do my application immidiatly after i leave Canada?
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PMM
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« Reply #16 on: October 30, 2011, 01:52:30 am »

Hi

So, what about if I apply for spousal sponsorship PR since my wife and children are PR in Canada?
Can i do my application immidiatly after i leave Canada?

Yes, you spouse can sponsor you.
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« Reply #17 on: October 30, 2011, 12:20:27 pm »

A fine is not due to a criminal offense.
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NBaker
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« Reply #18 on: October 30, 2011, 07:21:18 pm »

Hi Leon
I have got removal order (deprture) for non compliance with PR obligations,is there any type of bane follow this kind of removal?


Do you think i will be considered inadmissable  and i will not be eligiable  to apply for vist visa to visit my PR family?

Hazar when were you issued the departure order? On entry to Canada you will have had a right to appeal the order through the immigration appeal division, but there is a time limit to do so - you should have been provided information at the port of entry about this. If you do not appeal you must confirm your departure from Canada in 30 days from receipt of the removal order being issued or the order will become a deportation order which is a lifetime ban on return without minister's consent to return - you also are no longer a PR of Canada at the end of the appeal period. You would be entitled to a pre-removal risk assessment if you do not depart Canada prior to the order becoming a deportation order. In the case of the order becoming a deportation order and a negative PRRA you would be inadmissible to Canada for life if not approved for authority to return to Canada and therefore no Visitor visa again. if you do not appeal the order, or depart within the 30 day time limit following a negative decision at appeal you do not require permission to return if no visitor visa is required, but will need a visa without ARC from anywhere else. You are certainly advised to seek advice about this in person from a reputable source who can look at all the facts of your case and advise you appropriately. Time is of the essence.
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