Monthly Archives: April 2009

Canada Refugee Claim Refused – Marrying A Canadian Immigration Issue

Q: I came to Canada about ten years ago. I originally lived in Vancouver for the first few years. After my refugee claim was refused in B.C., I moved to Toronto. I have not heard from immigration since then and last week I married a Canadian woman who is eager to sponsor me. I was … Continue reading

Canada Immigration Q&A – Refugee Claim In Canada Getting Poor Advice

Q: I’m over 50 years old and I entered Canada to visit my daughter about two years ago. My daughter does not have sufficient income to sponsor me at this time so my consultant suggested that I claim refugee status in order to buy time in Canada. My daughter will be getting married soon so … Continue reading

Canada Immigration Q&A – Sponsoring Parents To Canada Refused

Q: I sponsored my parents to Canada over three years ago. I was earning a good income back then but was laid off last year. I just received a letter refusing the sponsorship. Can I appeal? Do I need a lawyer? A: Yes, you have the right to appeal the refusal on humanitarian grounds and … Continue reading

Canada Immigration Q&A – Sponsor Husband To Canada Without U.S. Status

Question: I am residing in New York, USA at present, but I have no status. I just got married to a Canadian lady, and she was planning to sponsor me. However, we are both reluctant to initiate sponsorship proceedings – the filing of application and the accomplishment of all necessary papers – for fear that … Continue reading

Canada Immigration Q&A – Exclusion Immigration | Excluding A Person In Sponsorship

by: Atty. Henry Moyal Q: I have completed over 24 months of employment as a live in caregiver. I am about to file for permanent residence. The application asks if I am married. I am separated and do not want to include my husband. How do I exclude him from the application? A: Depending on … Continue reading