MY PR was Cancelled... PLS HELP URGENTLY

[freddy83]

Thanks guys for your support.... We've been in the relationship since June 2011 and are living together since March 2012. I have contacted a couple of lawyers in Canada and have appointments with them today. I hope they will feel as you feel and take up my case. The immigration officer in Canada told me that my PR wont bee cancelled and they would only ask me to include my fiance as well if I come back. So they have mislead me as well. I will fight for this till the end.

Wish me luck guys...

 

[jaggy999]

Thanks guys for your support.... We've been in the relationship since June 2011 and are living together since March 2012. I have contacted a couple of lawyers in Canada and have appointments with them today. I hope they will feel as you feel and take up my case. The immigration officer in Canada told me that my PR wont bee cancelled and they would only ask me to include my fiance as well if I come back. So they have mislead me as well. I will fight for this till the end.

Wish me luck guys...

All the best bro.....seems ur case is genuine

 

[spartan300]

Thanks guys for your support.... We've been in the relationship since June 2011 and are living together since March 2012. I have contacted a couple of lawyers in Canada and have appointments with them today. I hope they will feel as you feel and take up my case. The immigration officer in Canada told me that my PR wont bee cancelled and they would only ask me to include my fiance as well if I come back. So they have mislead me as well. I will fight for this till the end.

Wish me luck guys...

Prayers from my side for your smooth process,
Warm regards,

 

[jadwig]

This is really unfortunate. Did you mean June 2011 or 2012 when you said you guys lived together? By the way, I think you did the right thing by returning home considering the alternative was deportation.

I kind of disagree with you. We should not view this immigration process as some mystical thing we should be in awe of. Visa/immigration officers are humans; subject to prejudices and mistakes as the rest of us. There is no way under the law he could have been deported. He had a valid visa to enter Canada. Worst case scenario, they write a report on him which would take some time to go through the works. In the meantime, he would have remained a PR until a competent court cancels that. However, by returning and yielding to the immigration officer's intimidations, he has made his case harder because he does not yet have the protection offered by the law to a PR.

PR is a right in Canada, not a priviledge. The visa officers understood this and that's why they urged him to go back albeit based on false representation that his visa would not be cancelled.

 

[SenoritaBella]

The OP was not allowed to "land" and therefore did not become a permanent resident.

 

[devilhimselff]

CONTACT A LAWYER AS SOON AS YOU CAN.... Dont waste time.

 

[xixi]

Is there a possibility that the girl you were staying with filed criminal charges against you and that when the immigration asked / sent inquiry your name and complaint came up. Kindly check that and if that is the case then you would have to speak to your girl and sort out the issues with her and if not then she can state that she is and was not in long term relation with you. Hope that helps.

 

[babbu.mann]

to feddy
they have consider your partner/girl friend as a under common law partner!! U have fu**ed yourself!! Sorry for u mate,a good solicitor can help you now!! or may be not


To all, please keep quit during landing and don't be over smart and answer the question in short..like yes or no

rabb rakha

babbu

My PR application was approved and I got my VISA on May 16 th.

At my arrival in Vancouver I was asked the following questions

Are you married - I said No

Are you travelling alone I said yes

Are you single I said I have a girlfriend and we were living together from June (referring to the days I spent with her on my days off)

And also said I was in a common law relationship without fully realizing the meaning of it.

I was asked why I didn't mention this in my application I stated that I was not married to her and also hadn't lived one year with her. The officer said then why did you say you were in a common law relationship I said if you need to live for one year for common law relationship then I haven't.

when I told that how i am supposed to add my girlfriend when we only lived with her for 6 months the officer told that I should have assumed by the time i got my PR it will be one year I asked how I can be sure whether I will be with the same person and she said I am with her still.

My Passport was seized until she can clarify the situation with Colombo, and I was given a letter to enter the country.

Next day I was asked to come and had another interview and I was told I had two options That the officer spoke to the visa officer from Sri Lanka and the best option would be for me to return to and I would be able to add them to m y file or I would be detained and deported and also I may not be able to sponsor mygirlfriend ever.

I spoke to a supervisor afterwards and again I clarified I was not in a common law relationship and that I said the word without fully realizing the meaning of it I was again recommended to return stating that this would be the best option if I wanted to sponsor my girlfriend one day.

I returned to Sri Lanka and when to the Embassy and met a visa officer Upon my arrival I submitted my passport and she had it with her when she came in for the interview,She stated that my file is closed and they cannot do any amendments and that my visa is also cancelled and I will be banned for two years from entering Canada.

This might sound ridiculous to you guys and I think the same. But this is what happened. Can you advice me what to do about this?

Can I appeal this somewhere? Embassy or court or some other organization....

 

[jadwig]

The OP was not allowed to "land" and therefore did not become a permanent resident.

He could equally have refused to leave as the immigration officers were suggesting. What will happen? It takes a while to deport, you know... and evidence has to be presented to obtain a deportation order. From the story of the OP, what evidence could a request for his deportation be based on?