Sponsor in Canada with a Criminal Convictions

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Sponsor in Canada with a Criminal Convictions

• For Family Class Sponsorship

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• Canadas immigration could have been a very
  complex to understand for someone who is just
  relying to what (s) he is actually searching for
  the information, others, may have ask unsolicited
  information to friends and relatives - we have
  heard several stories for this, getting an
  unsolicited information and as a result of
  course, the application under from a family class
  sponsorship could have been delayed or worse, get
  refused. It is a tedious process though, in
  completing the package of application and the
  processing time of such application varies from
  the country of nationalities and therefore,
  knowing whats the regulations says about the
  eligibility of sponsorship of a family class
  increases the chance for approval.
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• We often read, research, and seek for an agent to
  find the information online for the visa and
  immigration application for Canada. In particular
  for a family class sponsorship for permanent
  resident application in Canada. Yes, there were
  criteria whereby, the sponsor must meet for him
  to become eligible in sponsoring a member of a
  family class. But what if the sponsor is not
  currently residing in Canada can (s) he still
  files an application for sponsorship of a family
  class? And what if a sponsor has a criminal
  convictions inside or outside Canada, does it
  mean (s)he cannot get the approval of his
  application? You will find below answers from the
  regulations (IRPR).

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• And what if the sponsor whose a Canadian citizen
  is not physically present in Canada, can (s)he
  files for sponsorship application to sponsor a
  member of family class for permanent resident in
  Canada? The answer is yes! The regulations of
  part 7 (family classes) division 3 of the
  regulation, subsection 130 ( 2) for sponsor not
  residing in Canada A sponsor who is a Canadian
  citizen and does not residen Canada may sponsor a
  foreign national who makes an application
  referred to in subsection (1) and isthe sponsors
  spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or
  dependent child who has no dependent children, if
  the sponsor will reside in Canada when the
  foreign national becomes a permanent resident.
• Convictions inside Canada
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• The requirements for the sponsor, as states on
  the regulations clause 133 (1), (a) to (k),
  clearly defines what does it take to be an
  eligible sponsor in sponsoring a member of a
  family class. If the sponsor is convicted for an
  offence, and or indictable offence inside Canada
  under a Criminal Code, as describes on paragraph
  (1), (e) (i) to (ii), of course the sponsorship
  application may be refused. However, subsection
  133 (2) there is an exception for a sponsor who
  has a conviction in Canada - which an
  application may not be refused on the basis of
  paragraph (1) (e), (a) on the basis of a
  conviction in Canada in respect of which a pardon
  has been granted and has not ceased to have
  effect or been revoked under the Criminal
  Records Act, or in respect of which there has
  been a final determination of an acquittal or
  (b) if a period of five years or more has elapsed
  since the completion of the sentence imposed for
  an offence in Canada referred to in paragraph
  (1)(e).

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• Convictions outside Canada
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• In addition to the exception of conviction
  outside Canada, sponsorship application cannot be
  refused again in contempt of paragraph (1)(f) or
  an offence equivalent to (e), as describes on
  subsection 133 (2) (a) on the basis of a
  conviction outside Canada in respect of which
  there has been a final determination of an
  acquittal or (b) if a period of five years or
  more has elapsed since the completion of the
  sentence imposed for an offence outside Canada
  referred to in that paragraph and the sponsor has
  demonstrated that they have been rehabilitated.
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• Source IRPR of June 06, 2016
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• In brief, the implementing exceptions for the
  regulations as provided above, constitutes a
  viable and possible eligibility of the sponsor
  application for a family class of permanent
  resident in Canada, only certain proof or
  evidence has to be provided to meet by the
  sponsor as per 'exceptions' Contact Visa Online
  Assistance for your sponsorship application for a
  family class by sending an e-mail at
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  http//www.visaonlineassistance.com for more
  information.