Thank for the reply blue truck. She was accepted as a protected person back in 2012 and she hasn’t applied for her residency since then. With this reason do you think her pr application would still take 32 months?
You don't qualify for a work permit if she's added you to her PR application. You will be processed like any spouse not living in Canada although your application will likely have ore scrutiny. You will need to go through you own asylum process while you wait. Given your very fast marriage after arrival in Canada your application will go through a lot of scrutiny. After reading your basis for asylum anticipate quite a few concerns given that you claimed persecution due to the fact that you were gay but then got a woman pregnant.
oh my word !! claimed protection because of being gay . now got someone pregnant !! ?? Case already Dismissed .... it wont make sense to any refugee board member . neither to the judge
Thanks for the responding, but my question is how Long will my application be processed. and to be clear I have been in canada for almost three years now, so I don’t see anything fast about the marriage
Hey bro, stuff happens and I don’t think you have a say on who can be sponsored or cannot be sponsored. I spoke with my lawyer and he says it’s very much possible. I’ve been living with my spouse for a long time now and one thing led to the other, so don’t judge
30 months is the current processing time so over 30 months. You will need to continue your asylum claim of you will be out of status.
This is absolutely wrong assumption. Refugee board members dont look at things that way. I have seen similar cases and the refugee claim got approved.
There have been many asylum seekers that have been refused if they claimed asylum because they were gay but the board member didn't believe they were gay. There is a large number of people who have been coached to say they are part of the LGBTQ community on top of the people fleeing persecution because they are part of the LGBTQ community. Yes there may be some cases when, mostly lesbians, have become pregnant although they are claiming persecution due to their sexual identity but it is rare to see someone then marries their opposite sex partner. In Canada there is no pressure that the must get married if they accidentally had a baby.
She must be a permanent resident to sponsor you. Keep in mind that a very high scrutiny will be upon your application due to your recent faild refugee claim.
Did you get married before or after she completed her landing? We’re you included/added to the application if you were married prior to landing?
