I apply for my wife to sponsor her to Canada everything was going well after 13 months I got an email from the visa office which the email was about my marital status the officer said when you were coming to Canada you were married and divorce which I never been married before I got when I was coming to Canada I was single even my Marital status say in COPR single. Now I don.t know what do please I need help
I really need help, please
- Thread starter mohibulah
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This is written a bit confusing.
Were you married before you received your own COPR? If you were married before you received your own PR, and you did not declare a wife (you say clearly you were single) then you are barred from ever sponsoring her.
When did you apply for your PR, when did you get your PR, when were you married?
And in none of your previous applications you said you were married?
Before 2011, did you live with your wife for more than a year?
Can you share exactly what the email said? It's hard to understand the reason for refusal from your post here.
Before 2011, did you live with your wife for more than a year?
Can you share exactly what the email said? It's hard to understand the reason for refusal from your post here.
If there is no indication anywhere that you were married nor common-law, I would raise a case-specific inquiry immediately and provide the documents including your COPR that say you were single. Perhaps include earlier applications with single checked on the application forms.
It sounds like, but I'm not too sure, that the visa officer believes you had previously said you were married and divorced but that you are now saying you were never previously married.
It sounds like, but I'm not too sure, that the visa officer believes you had previously said you were married and divorced but that you are now saying you were never previously married.
Good. You have documents to prove it. Please share the text of the email that you received from IRCC.
You said:
What did the email say?
Please share as much of it as you can. I understand that IRCC thinks you were married. But I want to know exactly what they think and told you before I can give you any advice.
What exactly do you need help with?
What did the email say?
Please share as much of it as you can. I understand that IRCC thinks you were married. But I want to know exactly what they think and told you before I can give you any advice.
What exactly do you need help with?
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Based on what you wrote, it sounds like the officer made a mistake. But it is hard to make such a guess without more details about what was written in the email.
