can i apply for divorce while my visa under process

[rowdur]

hi
my skilled migration visa under process for the last 3 years. now unfortunately i have decided to file for divorce from my wife. we have a baby son.what is the procedure and consequences. pls help.

 

[mikelingen]

Rowder,

1. As soon as you receive you Divorce Certificate you might want to take a copy of it and get it notarized and forward it to CIC. With a covering letter stating your case and your spouse will be stuck off your application.

2. After consultation with your child's mother you will have to decide who your child is going to be staying with after you go to Canada. If its going to be your wife (former) then you will have to intimate CIC in the same letter. The child will have to undergo a medical test when the time comes alongwith you. If the child is going to be with you them intimate them likewise.

Mike

 

[bpufong]

Hi Rowder.
my wife has a 3yrs working permit and i have an open permit. She wants a divorce and my permit
needs to be renewed in 3months. How does this affect me. We have kids with also 3 yrs study permit. Looking forward to reading advices. We applied together as my wife had work in canada.

 

[future_canadian]

Rowder,

1. As soon as you receive you Divorce Certificate you might want to take a copy of it and get it notarized and forward it to CIC. With a covering letter stating your case and your spouse will be stuck off your application.

2. After consultation with your child's mother you will have to decide who your child is going to be staying with after you go to Canada. If its going to be your wife (former) then you will have to intimate CIC in the same letter. The child will have to undergo a medical test when the time comes alongwith you. If the child is going to be with you them intimate them likewise.

Mike

To add to this, if you intend to bring the child with you to Canada, you must show legal proof that you are the custodial parent of the child and/or that your ex-wife has consented to you bringing the child to Canada.