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I dont understand at all … if he wants to divorce his wife his son ir daughter doesnt have any say in that

Make sure you dont go St Lukes for your medical

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Yes it is doable, its just in the Phillippines that you cannot marry. Send all the forms required in HK and they will advise if your missing something you. You need 2 witnesses in your ceremony.

I waited for my citizenship before I filed my divorce in that way I have options either to get the decree recognized in the Philippines so I ca marry there or get married in HK. We went got married in HK because thats the faster route

iIf your still PR when you got divorced in Canada Philippine court will not recognized that divorce because your still a Filipino . You have to file for annullment in the Philippines

It could be he has an inactive TB which most Filipinos have, the sputum test will confirm this if it is inactive there wont be any problem and depending how inactive it is he will have to report in Canada for an Xray within certain days upon arrival. My wife has the same situation. Not sure if...

i dont think you can sponsor him under any criteria as Lizcarl said under common law no .. under conjugal he will be denied for sure unless youll find a way to cohabit for a full year or he gets annuled in the Philippines and you and him get married in another country then you can sponsor him

nope

Definitely no....

how long ago was your application sent?

Ours was also submitted May 2019, luckily it was approved Dec 2019 ...patience it will come soon

You cannot remarry in the Philippines unless you file for recognition of divorce ...as there is no divorce in the Philippines.....the difference of filing the divorce after you got your canadian citizenship is you dont have to file an annulment. Philiipine law will still apply to since your are...

She has to send all original documents to you signed by her if the requirements says original documents certified copy will not be accepted

This is pre arrival letter Hello, We are pleased to inform you that you, your spouse and dependants can now receive free pre-arrival services funded by the Government of Canada. These services are available before you arrive and are meant to better prepare you for life in Canada. Pre-arrival...

no that is not pre arrival letter

6 to 12 months

Every application is different it could take a week to 3 months...for us example we did not received AOR2 ...were are May applicant , from Sydney it was transferred to Manila on Oct 17...then Pre arrival in Nov 14 ..RPRF request on Nov 18 then Decision made on Nov 27..and I just noticed on our...

Both our account is linked to gckey...if you have different UCI number you can both sign in