If the applicant (who was sponsored) renounces his PR, will the sponsor still be responsible for any kind of financial responsibility for the applicant in case he visits again?
If the applicant (who was sponsored) renounces his PR, will the sponsor still be responsible for any kind of financial responsibility for the applicant in case he visits again?
If no longer a PR, the applicant will not be eligible for the types of social assistance covered by the sponsorship agreement.
But: this does not remove any financial responsibility the sponsor and applicant may have to one another under civil law (eg marriage/divorce, contractual, any kind). I.e. it would be relevant to the responsibility vis a vis the government.
And of course any assistance that may have been received prior to the renunciation.
If the applicant (who was sponsored) renounces his PR, will the sponsor still be responsible for any kind of financial responsibility for the applicant in case he visits again?
What exactly are you asking about? your question is vague. Is this a divorce/separation scenario? Are you asking about relinquishing your PR while still having your family live in Canada? How long since you sponsored your spouse? Are we talking about spousal support or repayment of welfare payments?
