URGENT!!

[Sarah2017]

how can I bring a child with me to Canada to sponsor if their visa application was refused!!!!!

both parents have pr status ((( it will expire befor they meet RO IF they reapply for new visa for thier baby))

there is no one to take care of the baby so they cannot leave the baby and come to canada without the baby !!!

ANY suggestions??
advice??
help !!

 

[armoured]

Can one parent travel?

 

[Sarah2017]

unfortunately not an option!
the father is working and the only provider and the mom is pregnant!

IF one parent was able what is the way ?
how long ?? he will saty ?

 

[Naturgrl]

Seems you had a TRP too and didn’t use it. One parent has to go to Canada, and apply for child’s PR.

 

[Sarah2017]

they all went to canada and apply for extended vistor records for the baby as money was tight to pay consultants for the sponsorship application (( suddenly the mom of on of the parents was very sick and had all to go back )) but things didn't go as planned and they had to stay longer as she go very sick and passed away ! mow they want to go back to start a new life but!!!!!! the application was refused

 

[Naturgrl]

they all went to canada and apply for extended vistor records for the baby as money was tight to pay consultants for the sponsorship application (( suddenly the mom of on of the parents was very sick and had all to go back )) but things didn't go as planned and they had to stay longer as she go very sick and passed away ! mow they want to go back to start a new life but!!!!!! the application was refused

Right because when they were in Canada, the parents should have applied for PR for the child then. They didn’t need to pay a consultant to fill out the child’s paperwork so IRCC will not consider that an excuse. So the only option because child has had TRP already and then left with applying for sponsorship is for one parent to return to Canada and sponsor child. The parent cannot leave during the process except for short visits.

 

[Sarah2017]

how long the parent should stay ?
any idea about the processing time for the child pr ?

 

[Naturgrl]

how long the parent should stay ?
any idea about the processing time for the child pr ?

What do you mean stay? The parent should stay in Canada during processing except for a short visit for two weeks and then return. The parent cannot be going back and forth. Processing depends where child lives so check processing times.

Does child have a US visa?

 

[Sarah2017]

yes the child has valid US via

the processing time tool dose not show the time it only shows Canada processing time no other countries

 

[Naturgrl]

yes the child has valid US via

the processing time tool dose not show the time it only shows Canada processing time no other countries

Ah….nevermind. Forgot your child doesn’t have PR. If your PR expires, you could enter through US land border. However your child had a TRP (not used), came to Canada, left Canada and then TRV was refused.

The processing tool under family sponsorship shows times for each country.

 

[Sarah2017]

No I just checked
there is no processing time available!

 

[Naturgrl]

No I just checked
there is no processing time available!

What country?

 

[Sarah2017]

Saudi Arabia

 

[canuck78]

yes the child has valid US via

the processing time tool dose not show the time it only shows Canada processing time no other countries

Processing will likely take 7-12 months for PR card. When deciding as PR to not have your child in Canada there can be major issues including that you need to meet RO when your application is examined during any immigration interaction. Your only real option of for one parent to return to Canada, continue meeting their RO and sponsor your child. The fact that it seems you are likely to have another baby abroad will complicate things further. Having one parent meeting their RO anchors the whole family since they can technically sponsor everyone again if it ever comes to that.


Unrelated but still important. Depending on how much time you have spent in Canada you may also not have met the RO to qualify for healthcare in your province. You need to look to see what the residency obligation is in your province and there is a good chance that you will need to reapply for a new health card even if yours is not expired. It’s confusing but a valid health card does not mean you have provincial health coverage. You must meet the RO to qualify for healthcare in your province and have a valid healthcare. You just have to reapply using the same process but if using healthcare you need to plan on meeting the residency obligation to qualify for healthcare in the province.

 

[Sarah2017]

what about to reapply for a new vistor visa for the baby with letter explaining the situation?
what are the chances??