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sartaj73

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Nov 8, 2013
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Heyy I was student in canada at first but some how I didn't complete my studies .I quit my studies and I got married to a canadian citizen and wpplied for my immigration but due to differences between us we withdraw the file with mutual understanding. During the period when I had applied for my immigration my student visa got expired and they gave me a visitor visa and then after me and wife got separated and try to go to school but didnt have the time to apply for a student visa and now my visitor visa got expired and I applied for restoration got to stay here till march .so all I wanted to know is there any way I can get lmo approved or get back to my studies .
thank you
 
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sartaj73 said:
Heyy I was student in canada at first but some how I didn't complete my studies .I quit my studies and I got married to a canadian citizen and wpplied for my immigration but due to differences between us we withdraw the file with mutual understanding. During the period when I had applied for my immigration my student visa got expired and they gave me a visitor visa and then after me and wife got separated and try to go to school but didnt have the time to apply for a student visa and now my visitor visa got expired and I applied for restoration got to stay here till march .so all I wanted to know is there any way I can get lmo approved or get back to my studies .
thank you

1. Let me get this straight.
2. You came to Canada on a study permit, didn't complete school.
3. Married, marriage fell apart, assume sponsorship withdrawn.
4. Let visitor status expire.
5. Applying for restoration as a visitor, but want to go to school.

IMHO you haven't got a chance of getting restoration or a study permit. You should prepare yourself for going home.
 
sartaj73 said:
Heyy
Why cant I get a study permit ?

Because to be approved, you'll have to prove that you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. It's going to be very difficult for you to prove that given your history in Canada.