electrons

During February 2009, the Canadian High Commission has told an applicant that they might refuse the entry to Canada based on section 38(1)(c) ..and asked for more details and reports. The applicant was in Canada for 3 + years.

After the submission of the reports, during April 2009,they asked the applicant to wait until they contact and also any other additional information would be assessed by the visa officer.

What would be their decision ?

christmasoompa

Hang on, let me just grab my crystal ball.......................

electrons

No chances ???

I am the spouse of the applicant. Is CHC expecting me to leave Canada and reject the case ???

kleinluka

You are not giving us enough information to tell you what could happen.

CIC often ask for additional docs if they have doubts about the application. This is their way of giving you the chance to correct any doubts they may have. If you can't convince the officer that you are eligible/admissible then you will get a refusal. Since you didn't provide any further information it is really hard to say anything else.

Aviator

Looking at previous posts by the OP, it seems there maybe more to the situation than being posted. Without knowing what's going on it is hard for anyone to give a reasonable response.

JAJ

Have you consulted with a lawyer?

http://www.canlii.org/en/ca/laws/sta...2001-c-27.html

It appears that section 38(1) relates to health issues.

Jim Humphries

If your OH is found to be as described in that section then you will be expected to leave Canada too as would any children not born in Canada, provided you are not a Canadian citizen.

electrons

Thanks Jim,

If i get a study permit,then cud i stay in Canada and visit my spouse at home ?

electrons.

Jim Humphries

You would have to get a study permit outside of Canada. If you were successful then you could study in Canada and visit your OH overseas.

electrons

Thanks Jim,

So , no chances of living in Canada ... !!!

I'll start packing slowly ....

Jim Humphries

The decision is still to be made so there is no rush.

electrons

Thanks Jim,

I have found out two new employers who were interested in hiring me as a temporary foreign worker and am planning to get a study permit.

My chances of staying in Canada thru' the TWP/Study permit would get affected based on my spouse's condition and the CHC's decision.

I explained my situation to some people and they told me that my status was 'red flagged' in the immigration database and the CHC was waiting for me to leave Canada. Is this true ?

Please, let me know this.

electrons.

kleinluka

what "people" did you talk to ?

electrons

CSIC immigration consultants