My mother sponsored my father under the Spouse/Common-Law Partner in-Canada Class in Septmeber 2018. My father passed the medical exam, BGC, and my mother passed the sponsor eligibility. My father was unable to pass the eligiblity because of lack of status due to misrepresentation. He had come to Canada in 1995 and his immigration case had started in 1999 and concluded in 2004 with a deportation order issued in his name in 2005. The last time he had left Canada was in 2002. He received a procedural fairness letter on April 3 which gives us 30 days to respond.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...mining-spouse/spouse-canada/humanitarian.html
According to the above link, we can request IRCC to consider the H&C factors in his case as the only thing making him ineligible is the inadmissibility factor. He is 65 years old with many medical concerns and recently suffered a stroke. All of his children are married and settled in Canada and he has grandchildren as well. He has actively worked (and still does) in Canada and files tax returns yearly. His parents and 3 siblings (with no offsprings) are deceased. His remaining 2 siblings are settled in the UK. He is an active member of the community.
To me his case/circumstances qualify for us to request the H&C considerstions but since I have no experience I'm posting here to get input from the more experienced members of the forum.
Do we stand any chance if requesting for H&C considerations? Any help or guidance is much appreciated. Thank you.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...mining-spouse/spouse-canada/humanitarian.html
According to the above link, we can request IRCC to consider the H&C factors in his case as the only thing making him ineligible is the inadmissibility factor. He is 65 years old with many medical concerns and recently suffered a stroke. All of his children are married and settled in Canada and he has grandchildren as well. He has actively worked (and still does) in Canada and files tax returns yearly. His parents and 3 siblings (with no offsprings) are deceased. His remaining 2 siblings are settled in the UK. He is an active member of the community.
To me his case/circumstances qualify for us to request the H&C considerstions but since I have no experience I'm posting here to get input from the more experienced members of the forum.
Do we stand any chance if requesting for H&C considerations? Any help or guidance is much appreciated. Thank you.
