My junior sister is a Canadian but mistakingly had a child out of wedlock as a teenager.
Recently, she traveled Home in Africa for Holiday and fell in love with a guy and they got married. This happend under one month of her Holidays.
And on returning back to Canada, she summitted application to sponsor her new husband to come over to Canada. In summary, her husband was refused visa to come over to Canada to join her new brand new wife.
Reasons that she did not stay in her home country long enough to prove that said marriage is genuine.
The second reason was that she should bring a divorce letter from her previous boy friend/relationship which was not legal. At her teenage, she mistakingly had a baby with her boy friend and they were not legally married to warrant divorce. So I don't understand why cic should be demanding for a divorce paper when there was nothing like marriage.
Please advice us on the way forward. Can we appeal in this circumstance?
Thanks for your prompt reply as usual.
Star1live.
Recently, she traveled Home in Africa for Holiday and fell in love with a guy and they got married. This happend under one month of her Holidays.
And on returning back to Canada, she summitted application to sponsor her new husband to come over to Canada. In summary, her husband was refused visa to come over to Canada to join her new brand new wife.
Reasons that she did not stay in her home country long enough to prove that said marriage is genuine.
The second reason was that she should bring a divorce letter from her previous boy friend/relationship which was not legal. At her teenage, she mistakingly had a baby with her boy friend and they were not legally married to warrant divorce. So I don't understand why cic should be demanding for a divorce paper when there was nothing like marriage.
Please advice us on the way forward. Can we appeal in this circumstance?
Thanks for your prompt reply as usual.
Star1live.