Sponsor your parents and grandparents. You may be able to sponsor your parents and grandparents to become a permanent resident if you're at least 18 years old and a: Canadian citizen or. ... permanent resident of Canada.
how about this?
Undeclared marriage
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Sponsor your parents and grandparents. You may be able to sponsor your parents and grandparents to become a permanent resident if you're at least 18 years old and a: Canadian citizen or. ... permanent resident of Canada.
how about this?
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mikeymyke
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If you didnt declare your husband, then i would assume your child's PR could be revoked as well, because the entire family got PR through misrepresentation
Honestly I dont know why people dont declare the marriage. And it cant be a mistake to not declare because no one forgets that theyre married
Honestly I dont know why people dont declare the marriage. And it cant be a mistake to not declare because no one forgets that theyre married
And you completely overlooked the underlined portion. Unless the child is AT LEAST 18, they can sponsor and still need to meet LICO before the can do that. You need to read the requirements in their entirety, not just the portions you like.
How old is your child and were they born in Canada?
As she was born here, I doubt the would revoke her citizenship, however, that wouldn’t stop them from removing you from Canada. She could return to Canada as a citizen on her own once she is 18. Nothing would prevent that.
How old is she now?
Or you could just give up the idea of sponsoring your spouse and avoid contact with IRCC that would encourage them to do an investigation (like a spousal sponsorship).
How old is she now?
Or you could just give up the idea of sponsoring your spouse and avoid contact with IRCC that would encourage them to do an investigation (like a spousal sponsorship).
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She’s just 3mos.old . I’m planning to be with here until she’s 10. Then I will be honest that I commit misinterpretation.
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mikeymyke
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If shes born in Canada, then I dont think anything will happen to her, as she got citizenship by birth.
However, its a long wait for her to turn 18 to sponsor her, and even then there's no telling how the PGP program will change. Why dont you or your husband immigrate here through a skilled worker stream?
However, its a long wait for her to turn 18 to sponsor her, and even then there's no telling how the PGP program will change. Why dont you or your husband immigrate here through a skilled worker stream?
And when he apply as skilled worker,do he needs to put that he is married and he need to put us on his dependant. If that happens,the CICC will know that I’m already here. ryt? and maybe then will revoked my PR? So the scenario now is he is the one who is here. and Im the one who needs to leave.
- He could apply to immigrate on his own. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html
- You could move back to your home country. Your daughter can return on her own when she is 18 ( since you only plan to remain 10 years.
- You could move back to your home country. Your daughter can return on her own when she is 18 ( since you only plan to remain 10 years.
Do she needs to apply dual citizenship? Cause as far as I know you need to stay here 6months in a year to maintain your citizenship..
Btw,thankyou for lighting up my mood, Ive been depressed for almost a week. And Im so devastated.