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Title: Family Class


1
Family Class
  • IRPRegs ss. 116-137
  • http//www.cic.gc.ca/manuals-guides/english/op/op0
    2e.pdf
  • Included Relationships (s1(1), 1(2), 1(3) 116)
  • Spouse, common law partner, or conjugal partner
  • Dependent Child (biological, adopted, step-child)
  • lt 22 and single, or
  • full-time student, or physically/mentally unable
    to be financially self-supporting
  • common law partner (individual cohabiting in
    conjugal relationship for 1 year, unless
    cohabitation not possible due to persecution/any
    form of penal control)
  • Mother or father
  • Grandmother or grandfather

2
Excluded relationships (s. 125)
  • fiancé(e) (to be dealt with under s. 25(1) HC)
  • spouse or common-law partner lt 16 years old
  • sponsor has existing sponsorship undertaking in
    respect of a spouse/common-law partner
  • sponsor is married to, or in common-law
    relationship with, someone else
  • spouse/common-law partner or child who has
    custody or is legally empowered to act on behalf
    of inadmissible dependent child (s.23)
  • relationships entered into primarily for purpose
    of obtaining permanent residence in Canada

3
Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class (ss.
123-129)
  • permits in-land application for sponsorship as
    long as foreign national has temporary resident
    status in Canada and undertaking is in effect
  • dependent of applicant may also acquire permanent
    resident status if application by foreign
    national includes request for dependent to remain
    in Canada as permanent resident, and dependent is
    admissible

4
Sponsorship (ss. 130-137)
  • Eligible to sponsor
  • 18 years old
  • Ineligible to sponsor
  • in default of court-ordered spousal or child
    support payments, or sponsorship undertaking
  • indebted to HMRC (may include deposit, removal
    costs, social assistance repayment)
  • undischarged bankrupt
  • in receipt of social assistance except for
    reasons of disability
  • does not meet minimum necessary income, unless
    sponsoring spouse/common law partner or single,
    childless child lt 22

5
  • is subject to report of inadmissibility, subject
    to removal order
  • detained in jail/prison
  • convicted in or outside Canada during previous 5
    years of a sexual offence/offence against the
    person in relation to a dependant

6
  • Sponsorship application suspended until final
    determination of proceedings against sponsor or
    co-signer for
  • revocation of citizenship
  • report on inadmissibility
  • offence punishable by maximum term 10 years
  • Default of undertaking begins when
  • govt makes payment that sponsor promised in
    undertaking to repay
  • obligation in sponsorship undertaking is breached

7
  • Default ends when
  • sponsor reimburses government concerned
  • sponsor ceases to be in breach
  • Time limits for sponsorship (s. 132)
  • Acquisition of temp. resident permit or permanent
    residence
  • Spouse 3 years
  • Dependent child lt 22 10 years or until child
    reaches 25, whichever comes first
  • Dependent child gt 22 3 years
  • Other 10 years

8
HC in first draft of regulations
  • Exemption from requirements for permanent
    residence still require applicant to have
    arrangements for financial support other than
    social assistance and be otherwise admissible
  • Fiancé(e) must marry within 90 days of arrival
    and demonstrate proof of marriage within 180 days
  • Intended common-law partner must cohabit and
    demonstrate within 15 months that they meet
    definition of common-law partner
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