Hello everyone. I would like to sponsor my fiancee from the United States here in Canada. We are planning to get married in Canada and I can afford to look after her since I am working a full time job and two part time jobs. Here is the catch... I committed a violent crime in 2007 and was convicted in 2008. I served five years in a federal prison for the crime. I was released in 2013 and currently have not had any other problems since (it is now 2018). Can anyone tell me if that is enough time to pass for someone to be able to sponsor someone? I read on the Service Canada site that persons with violent criminal records cannot sponsor anyone but I was wondering if there is a time limit that has to expire before this is no longer considered. The offense was a violent crime against my ex-wife's adulterous partner. We got into a violent fight but I did not harm our children or my ex-wife. It was written up by the police as a K-file unfortunately when I went to prison.
Some feedback would be great.
Sincerely
Nicholas
Some feedback would be great.
Sincerely
Nicholas
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