Canadian Temporary Resident Visa

[anusanga]

Hello,
My friend is an indian gov. servant. He has a child with Down syndrome and for his child's sake he wanted to shift to Canada, just to provide his child proper education and facilities. He applied for Canadian Temporary Resident Visa. His application was rejected saying that the employment letter submitted by him was not genuine. He has been given 10 days time to respond. What can be done in this case. Please suggest.

 

[anusanga]

He did not have intention to immigrate permanently, he wanted to join his services back in India, but he wanted to leave his child to his parents in Canada.

 

[Bs65]

But he cannot simply apply for a visitors visa and just drop the child off in Canada to live if that is the intention.

 

[canuck78]

Your friend can anticipate that he will get a 5 year ban for submitting fake documents. Is this your child? You can’t just drop a child off in Canada. The child would not qualify fo education or healthcare. There aren’t as many services as you would expect.

 

[scylla]

Hello,
My friend is an indian gov. servant. He has a child with Down syndrome and for his child's sake he wanted to shift to Canada, just to provide his child proper education and facilities. He applied for Canadian Temporary Resident Visa. His application was rejected saying that the employment letter submitted by him was not genuine. He has been given 10 days time to respond. What can be done in this case. Please suggest.

Was the employment letter genuine or not? If the employment letter was genuine, then he needs to respond with additional proof that he is really working for this employer. He should include proof such as pay stubs, tax returns, additional letters from his employer, etc.

If the employment letter was not genuine, then he should expect that the TRV will be refused and he is going to be banned from Canada for 5 years for misrepresentation.

 

[anusanga]

The story does not match up because i myself know half the story.

No the child is not mine, but i just know that child was born in canada when my friend's wife was with her in-laws.

All documents were real except one, NOC. I am the friend who helped him to get NOC. he just did not want all his seniors to know what he was doing, as he told me.

 

[anusanga]

My friend told me that he wants his child to be in a place where the child is respected for what he is and not termed as "Mad Guy with wide eye set."

 

[scylla]

The story does not match up because i myself know half the story.

No the child is not mine, but i just know that child was born in canada when my friend's wife was with her in-laws.

All documents were real except one, NOC. I am the friend who helped him to get NOC. he just did not want all his seniors to know what he was doing, as he told me.

If the child was born in Canada, then the child is a Canadian citizen and is free to live in Canada.

Your friend's parents should travel from Canada to India - and then return with the child back to Canada. Your friend and his wife will need to provide a letter granting his parents permission to take the child to Canada. That's the best solution.