+1(514) 937-9445 or Toll-free (Canada & US) +1 (888) 947-9445

charm1881

Newbie
Jan 9, 2011
1
0
Hi if there is anyone out there that can help I would love to here from you I will explain as best I can, I moved to Canada In 2004 as I had me somone and we became married, we have two beutiful girls togeather that are my whole world, not through my wifes fault I had a few problems which i will not go to much into but alot had happened to me in my life and I always tried to make my life as best it was I had alot of hurt and anger from past happenings meeting my wife was suppose to be my change in life and when i became a dad to two wonderful girls I had it all or so I thought, I can never explain my actions I question it my self, Life was good we were happy and suddenly everything was changing for me and I could not understand it I had everything but was being eatting up inside i turned to drink which was not a good choise, and on one stupid night I was arrested as I drove without thinking somthing ive truthfully never done, i lost my licence and accepted it but it did not end there two months before i was to get my licence back something came up and without thinking I drove are family car and was stopped, i spent 2 weeks in jail to come out and find that immigration were asking me to leave I was not deported I made the choise to leave ive been to the canadian embassy in london and have still heard nothing Im am now back in the uk for the past 2 and half years and in that time ive not seen my girls the hardest thing is with all this my marriage broke down, a hard pill to swallow many times I have felt like giving up on everything ive been in such a dark place ive missed 2 and a half years of my girls lives I know and accept there is no way back for me and my wife but I need to see my girls how long can they keep me out off the country and what do I need to do to be able to return PLEASE IF THE IS SOMONE OUT THERE THAN CAN HELP PLEASE HELP thank you
 
You committed a crime. This means you are likely inadmissible to Canada for five years after completing your sentence. At this point it would probably be a good idea to speak with a Canadian immigration lawyer to find out what options (if any) you have. You may have to wait another 2.5 years before you can try returning to Canada.