Need urgent Help (Complecated Marriage Case)

[Sharp2000]

Hi Guys,

here i am posting my own case regarding marriage. I am one of the applicants of pre june 2010. My Case is In Process since Feb 2011 in CHC NDVO. My initial applicatin date is Jan 2010. Before I applied to Canadian PR I had applied for Residence and Work permit of one of the European countries and got residence visa in Jan 2011. After getting this Visa I came to Europe in March 2011. Sinnce then I have been living in Europe legally. Feeling lonely in Europe, I managed to get one marriage certificate being married with my girl friend from my country. I applied her as dependent. she got visa in August 2011 and landed in Europe in October 2011. We are here in Europe together as husband and wife in same address.

Now the problem is that I have not yet informed CHC ND concerning the change in marrital status. but I have only informed CHC ND that I have moved to ........country in Europe and no more in my office from where i had submitted my work experince latter. My fear for not informing CHC ND about my marrital status is the possibility of further delay in processing my application and possible varification of my marriage document by VO. Please seniors help me solve this problem .....I will be very glad for your valuable suggesstions ...

 

[RobsLuv]

You ABSOLUTELY MUST notify them of the change in your marital status. Whether you intend to bring your wife to Canada now or not, she MUST undergo examination (medical and criminal) as part of your application BEFORE you land or you will be banned forever from bringing her to Canada. She has to be added to your application or she will not be able to come to Canada!! This is imperative - you would not believe how many people do as you're doing . . . thinking that disclosing a spouse will adversely affect their processing . . . and they end up having a subsequent application to sponsor their spouse refused with no avenue for appeal. Don't make this mistake! Notify CHC ND immediately of your marriage so that they can send you the paperwork to add your wife to your application. It might take a bit longer to get you processed, but you'll come to Canada together (or you will protect your right to sponsor her when she is ready to come by having her complete the medical and criminal clearances now, as required). It's the only way to avoid the later problem of not being able to live together unless you give up your life in Canada.

I am serious. If you do not disclose your marriage and have your wife examined as part of your process, she will never be able to join you in Canada.

 

[CharlieD10]

RobsLuv is correct. Section 117(9)(d) regarding undeclared and un-examined family members has NOT been overturned on appeal since it was introduced except in a couple cases where the original applications had been filed under the previous legislation. You haven't a chance of doing it now. Declare your wife, get her medicals and police certificates done, and preserve your right to take her with you or sponsor her later!