Visa cancellation

[Zoluh]

Hi, is it possible to cancel a visa application my spouse did for his mother without my consent and him not finding out? I would love for his mother to come over but the mother and siblings are manipulative and has caused and still causing trouble in my home. I don't feel safe with them coming here. The thoughts of thier arrival is taking a toll on me. I have been abused by this people and can't stand it. I need guidance please.

 

[k.h.p.]

Did you sponsor them? Is it a tourist visa?

If it's not sponsorship, you can't cancel it. Have a conversation with your spouse.

 

[Zoluh]

He is looking to sponsor them. This is not a conversation he will listen to as he believes his family is always right. I just want peace for me and my children now that I'm far away from their drama.

 

[A girl]

well i dont know what to say talk to him about them not getting thier noses into your life - home
or ask him to put his family in city or place away from you + if u can proof the abuse you can tell the police or IRCC about it

 

[scylla]

He is looking to sponsor them. This is not a conversation he will listen to as he believes his family is always right. I just want peace for me and my children now that I'm far away from their drama.

If he sponsors them on his own - you cannot cancel the application.

If you sponsor them together and you cancel the application - he'll be notified that the application has been canceled and the case notes will indicate that one of the sponsors (you) pulled out.

No real way to do this without him knowing.

 

[k.h.p.]

Unless you're talking about a Parents and Grandparents sponsorship, one that was applied for in 2019, your husband isn't "sponsoring" his parents.

If it's a tourist visa and he wrote an invitation letter, there's really nothing that can be done to cancel.

If it was a Parents and Grandparents PR sponsorship, I don't know how your husband's siblings would be coming along unless they were under 22 and still dependent on your husband's parents (which is theoretically possible, I suppose) - and I'm not sure if that can be done in a Parents and Grandparents sponsorship.

So it's probably a tourist visa. They have to qualify for the visa on their own, your husband's letter is not sponsorship.