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posted by immiGroup @ 6:53 PM
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Hello
I'm looking for advice in the following matter: I arrived to Toronto in April 2006 as landed immigrant in the skilled worker class, with my common-law partner and daughter (not her daughter). We had been experiencing problems in our marriage and we eventually broke up. She finally left the place where we lived together in December last year, after several months of having terminated our relationship. She is still living in Canada.
Now, I intend to marry one former friend from my country and bring her here, but I'm not sure about my current situation with my ex partner. My fiancee and I have been in contact for months, and we even met abroad some weeks ago, where we exchanged vowes and engaged to marriage.
I really need your help because we love each other and want to go on our lifes together. Please let me know if it is possible for me to sponsor my girlfriend once we get married. We plan to do so ASAP.
Today I called to the immigration line, and an agent told me that I'm not eligible to sponsor my future spouse because I have a 3-year contract with my ex-partner and if they believe that she came with me just for the immigration, we would face legal issues. Is that true? Am I tied to this person for 3 years? (I didn't see anything like that while we were filing our application for immigration)
Thanks and regards.
Gui
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