Forced to leave Canada

[Kat83]

My Spouse came here as refugee and he was rejected but we been together since last 2016 February till now, I was married and my ex husband was deported I already filed the Divorce just waiting for the official Divorce certificate so we can get married but We thought we still have time it was by a surprise that they ordered him a removal before prra, I'm 3 months pregnant and I really think if he gone life will be a lil bit tough. Is common law Sponsorship worth it or not? Please help and sorry my poor English

 

[lee9]

My Spouse came here as refugee and he was rejected but we been together since last 2016 February till now, I was married and my ex husband was deported I already filed the Divorce just waiting for the official Divorce certificate so we can get married but We thought we still have time it was by a surprise that they ordered him a removal before prra, I'm 3 months pregnant and I really think if he gone life will be a lil bit tough. Is common law Sponsorship worth it or not? Please help and sorry my poor English

you must consult some top level immigration attorney. It looks a like Humanitarian and Compassionate basis case.

 

[Rob_TO]

My Spouse came here as refugee and he was rejected but we been together since last 2016 February till now, I was married and my ex husband was deported I already filed the Divorce just waiting for the official Divorce certificate so we can get married but We thought we still have time it was by a surprise that they ordered him a removal before prra, I'm 3 months pregnant and I really think if he gone life will be a lil bit tough. Is common law Sponsorship worth it or not? Please help and sorry my poor English

Have you lived together at least 1 continuous year?

If yes, and you have evidence of the cohabitation, then you don't need to wait to get married. Just apply now as common-law, and hopefully CBSA is lenient and defers his removal. Note that even submitting an inland PR app doesn't guarantee CBSA won't move to deport him, each case is different.

 

[Kat83]

Have you lived together at least 1 continuous year?

If yes, and you have evidence of the cohabitation, then you don't need to wait to get married. Just apply now as common-law, and hopefully CBSA is lenient and defers his removal. Note that even submitting an inland PR app doesn't guarantee CBSA won't move to deport him, each case is different.

 

[Kat83]

Yes we do have enough proofs, do I have to hire a lawyer or do it myself since I'm already done with all documents already?