my husband came here to Canada when i was a student I applied for a spousal dependent visa for him and he came here when I was a student but I was separated from my husband when I was a student. I have been separated from my husband before applying for post post-graduation work permit. I wrote separated and did not apply for my husband. I applied for pr as a single applicant wrote divorce as applied for divorce but the divorce is not finalized yet, I completed 1 year of separation and applied in court, and submitted the divorce application in pr file. can my husband claim for pr after I will get pr? Is it possible he will apply on his own and claim for pr without my consent? is it possible? I am concerned because I got my portal 1 request and the final decision of divorce was not finalist. Is he able to do fraud and apply for pr on my base? if he would what are the documents he needs? I applied separately for PGWP. He is not willing to sign the divorce paper and also I do not want to sponsor him. Please help me with my questions.
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Can my husband claim for pr even i don't want to apply for him I applied for pr as single applicant and with and file in the court for divorce.
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He can't apply to be included in your app without your support, and he can't apply for sponsorship without your support.
He CAN apply on his own and there is nothing you can do about that.
If you want to be sure, you could attempt to call IRCC and ask to check that your own PR application has no dependents (eg spouse) included in your app.
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He should have also gotten his own closed WP to remain in Canada legallly since he wouldn’t qualify for an SOWP after you separated and were on PGWP.
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