pr revoke

[rhyen]

hello my wife here in canada working for 8 yrs, even once he didn't go home to the philippines. and now our residence or PR is granted with my 2 kids and plan to go there.My problem my wife tell me that theres someone he love and now there's not only dating but there living together. If i go to to embassy and tell these story can they revoke her PR status?
thank you

 

[shannon388]

can they revoke her PR status?
no

 

[Buletruck]

Agreed. You can’t do anything to revoke her PR.

 

[rhyen]

what law they will face in that case or theres is a punishment ?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

hello my wife here in canada working for 8 yrs, even once he didn't go home to the philippines. and now our residence or PR is granted with my 2 kids and plan to go there.My problem my wife tell me that theres someone he love and now there's not only dating but there living together. If i go to to embassy and tell these story can they revoke her PR status?
thank you

Were you included as a dependent in her application and received a COPR? If so and if she was actually in a relationship with another person and intending to end her marriage with you, then she committed misrepresentation because you were no longer her dependent.

IRCC can revoke her status for that. Note that this would also mean the revocaton of status for both yourself and your children.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

can they revoke her PR status?
no

Agreed. You can’t do anything to revoke her PR.

Looks like she committed misrepresentation, so reporting that could definitely lead to her status being revoked.

 

[rhyen]

Were you included as a dependent in her application and received a COPR? If so and if she was actually in a relationship with another person and intending to end her marriage with you, then she committed misrepresentation because you were no longer her dependent.

IRCC can revoke her status for that. Note that this would also mean the revocaton of status for both yourself and your children.

Thank you sir, yes im included in her application in COPR.

 

[rhyen]

Looks like she committed misrepresentation, so reporting that could definitely lead to her status being revoked.

All depen

Were you included as a dependent in her application and received a COPR? If so and if she was actually in a relationship with another person and intending to end her marriage with you, then she committed misrepresentation because you were no longer her dependent.

IRCC can revoke her status for that. Note that this would also mean the revocaton of status for both yourself and your children.

thank u, they revoke also my status

 

[scylla]

All depen

thank u, they revoke also my status

Since you are included in her application as a dependent (meaning your wife the primary applicant), there's nothing you can do. She has the right to keep her PR status.

There is nothing to report. What she has done is not a crime. And no - if you tell the embassy they will not revoke her PR status.

The best advice I can give you is to move on with your life.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Since you are included in her application as a dependent (meaning your wife the primary applicant), there's nothing you can do. She has the right to keep her PR status.

There is nothing to report. What she has done is not a crime. And no - if you tell the embassy they will not revoke her PR status.

The best advice I can give you is to move on with your life.

She included the spouse in the application while in a relationship with someone else and intending to end the marriage. That is clear misrepresentation on her part.

 

[shannon388]

She included the spouse in the application while in a relationship with someone else and intending to end the marriage. That is clear misrepresentation on her part.

Thanks, I didn't think of this.
The "intent to end the marriage" is the key -- I interpreted this as a temporary affair, since the OP didn't give any info about the timelines.

I guess the wife should have been PR at least since 2014-15 due to the 4 years limitation on WP.
It would be quite unusual that the wife is willing to sponsor PR to a husband she does not intend to live with anymore, and risking the consequences of a misrepresentation in case an (understandably) angry husband decides to take action...

 

[rhyen]

Thanks, I didn't think of this.
The "intent to end the marriage" is the key -- I interpreted this as a temporary affair, since the OP didn't give any info about the timelines.

I guess the wife should have been PR at least since 2014-15 due to the 4 years limitation on WP.
It would be quite unusual that the wife is willing to sponsor PR to a husband she does not intend to live with anymore, and risking the consequences of a misrepresentation in case an (understandably) angry husband decides to take action...

Thank you Shannon for your very good comment and advise i go for that

 

[rhyen]

Since you are included in her application as a dependent (meaning your wife the primary applicant), there's nothing you can do. She has the right to keep her PR status.

There is nothing to report. What she has done is not a crime. And no - if you tell the embassy they will not revoke her PR status.

The best advice I can give you is to move on with your life.

Thank you sir yes i try to move on , i think i have many good opportunities thier.