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divorce in a native country but reside there less a year will be valid in canada

zahidnew

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Mar 17, 2013
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hello everybody !

me & my husband both r muslim canadian citizen. I came last year may 11th at my mother country bangladesh. from here i got divorce(through muslim family law act) my husband living at canada. divorce was activate here at sep 13. we got married at 1991 in bangladesh & after 2 years i go canada as permanent residence through spousal sponsership . now i decide to marry again from my native country.

1) is my divorce valid in canada

2) m i legaly free to marry again


can anyone help me to find helpful information about it ?
 

PMM

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Hi


zahidnew said:
hello everybody !

me & my husband both r muslim canadian citizen. I came last year may 11th at my mother country bangladesh. from here i got divorce(through muslim family law act) my husband living at canada. divorce was activate here at sep 13. we got married at 1991 in bangladesh & after 2 years i go canada as permanent residence through spousal sponsership . now i decide to marry again from my native country.

1) is my divorce valid in canada

2) m i legaly free to marry again


can anyone help me to find helpful information about it ?
If you were not residing in Pakistan for 1 year before the divorce, then it is probably not valid in Canada.
 

zahidnew

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Mar 17, 2013
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thx pmm ur suggestion.

i m duel citizen both bangladesh & canada. my married was happened at my mother country bangladesh. now last year i got divorce my husband from my mother country. i have real & substantial connection with my native country. so why not it is valid in canada. is there any source like government agencies, immigration desk. legal personality to make sure about it ? any idea with whom i consult for that ?
 

zahidnew

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Mar 17, 2013
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{ If a divorce has been obtained in Pakistan by a sponsor residing in Canada, you must submit evidence that either party
of the divorce resided in Pakistan for at least one year prior to the divorce. Alternatively, you may
submit evidence that either party to the divorce had a substantial connection to Pakistan such as
frequent visits, property ownership, and/or active businesses in Pakistan.} ------------ --------------------------------------- i hope from there find my questions answer. thx all f u.