Need info to get our adopted child to canada
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Was the child an orphan when you adopted her? Did you declare her in your PR app? Who has been taking care of the child while you were here in Canada?
So why did you adopt her in the first place? This makes no sense.
Since you adopted the child then simply left child with her parents while you took off to Canada, this may be seen as a strong case of adoption of convenience done solely to get the child to immigrate to Canada. You don't seem to have a real parent/child relationship with the child. I would predict very high chance of refusal here.
Plus if you didn't declare a legally adopted child in your own PR app, that would exclude them anyways from ever being sponsored for PR by you.
Zero chance of bringing her. Clearly an Adoption of Convenience and she is not really your daughter.
CIC will see this as an adoption of convenience - so there's way for you to sponsor her here.
There's no option to sponsor her for PR. Only option is to bring her to Canada on a study permit as an international student. You'll need to pay iternational tuition of around $15K per year for public school (more for private). However this won't lead to PR - at least not until she's an adult.
No - it won't make a difference. You still won't be able to sponsor her. She's not an orphan and lives with her own parents. It's clearly going to be an adoption of convenience.
Again - there are no options available for you to sponsor her for PR.
Still an Adopton of Convenience. You will not be able to bring your niece to Canada as your child.
Also, if you did legally adopt her in 2009 and immigrated to Canada in 2010, you were required to declare her in your PR app. You committed misrepresentation by failing to do that.
You didn't answer the question. WHY exactly did you legally adopt the child in the first place? Was it to eventually give her a better life in Canada?
This doesn't change anything. Again, you cannot sponsor her for PR. She is not your child and does not meet the requirements for an adoption that will be recognized by CIC.
The most you can to is bring her to Canada on a study permit. However this will only give her temporary status in Canada and you must be prepared to pay $15K in tuition per year.
You should read through this, specifically 5.9 & 5.10.
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/resources/manuals/op/op03-eng.pdf
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/resources/manuals/op/op03-eng.pdf