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Yes, sorry. After I then read about the Public Policy. I guess technically she does not meet the requirements of being sponsored that it says in the Regulations. But, she can fall in the Public Policy since she overstayed her visa.

Thanks, Canuck. Do you know if someone needs to meet MNI requirements to sponsor a Common Law Partner and her children (if they are of age to be sponsored)?

Would my family member need to meet a Minimum income to sponsor this lady and her kids? And if he includes the children (minus the one that is Canadian because of her father), is it still the Common-Law application?

What do you mean opposite of what I was saying? Does this policy not fall into what they are trying to do?

I googled and found this. Thought it may relate to them. It is the last one under the Public Policies heading. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements.html

Then why in the Act, does it talk about a Public Policy in regards to a Spouse/Common-Law Partner with no status in Canada? Sorry if I am not understanding it. I thought if or when they apply and if Canada Immigration red flags this lady because of overstaying a visa, they can fall back on the...

Isn't there some sort of Public Policy in effect now that someone can be sponsored as a spouse or common-law partner if they are in Canada with no status? Maybe I read that wrong.

I am not sure if anyone who answered prior is still reading. But I have a question. If my family member is discharged and no longer on social assistance, would the girl he wants to sponsor fall under any type of policy? Even if she overstayed her prior visa? Or would it be best she just...

I read that in order to be a member of the common-law partner class in Canada, you need to cohabit with the sponsor, be the subject of a sponsorship application, and have temporary resident status in Canada. Since she overstayed her visa, wouldn't she automatically be denied?

three years? I thought he had a 5-year requirement? Maybe I read that wrong

If he sponsored his current spouse who went back home to Mexico and separated from him. Does her PR status automatically get removed and he is no longer on the hook for her any longer? Or does the divorce have to be finalized first? Or a certain amount of years have to pass?

After doing some research. The club fight in Regina (Canada) was an indictable offence and could have gotten like 16 years but served half I believe. So would he would not get approved in any way because of section R133 (1) (i.1), correct? (i) an offence of a sexual nature, or an attempt or...

So the girl is not inadmissible currently according to the act or regulations? Assume my family members sponsorship application was approved but her PR application was refused under Common-Law, could they appeal it?

If the lady has not been ordered deported because of her staying past her visa, will it draw red flags if they see they are applying for a visa and she is not supposed to be in Canada?

Can he still try and sponsor if he is no longer bankrupt or on social assistance but still technically married to someone on paper (divorce is not finalized). Would his jail time affect this?

The assault was related to a fight outside of a club. It was a random person, not a family member he assaulted. And yes, the child is a Canadian citizen I guess if the father was born in Canada.

Hello all, here is a short summary of what a family member is dealing with or has gone through. Thought maybe I could get some answers here, see if he is wasting his time or not. Thanks for any help! I have a family member who is 38 years old male and a Canadian Citizen. A few years back he...