family separation

[rezaiesaeed]

I am a Canadian Citizen living in BC; I sponsored my wife who lives in Iran, waiting for the immigration process. My daughter is a naturalized Canadian by descent, born out of Canada. She will be starting high school in BC
in September. Is there any way to get my wife's process of immigration accelerated, in order not to separate her from our daughter.
Our daughter will be 15 in October; she is going through adolescent crisis and she will be definitely culture shocked in a new environment. I am terribly worried about her and also my wife who will be devastated by this unwanted separation and the terrible condition which is going on in the country at the present time.
I really appreciate your advice and feed on this issue.
Sid

 

[Eveslm]

I am a Canadian Citizen living in BC; I sponsored my wife who lives in Iran, waiting for the immigration process. My daughter is a naturalized Canadian by descent, born out of Canada. She will be starting high school in BC
in September. Is there any way to get my wife's process of immigration accelerated, in order not to separate her from our daughter.
Our daughter will be 15 in October; she is going through adolescent crisis and she will be definitely culture shocked in a new environment. I am terribly worried about her and also my wife who will be devastated by this unwanted separation and the terrible condition which is going on in the country at the present time.
I really appreciate your advice and feed on this issue.
Sid

The process cannot e expedited. You can try applying for TRV for your wife although she has minimal chance of approval with an outland application in process.

 

[zardoz]

My daughter is a naturalized Canadian by descent, born out of Canada.

Just for reference, she is either "naturalized" OR "Canadian by descent". She can't be both.

 

[scylla]

I am a Canadian Citizen living in BC; I sponsored my wife who lives in Iran, waiting for the immigration process. My daughter is a naturalized Canadian by descent, born out of Canada. She will be starting high school in BC
in September. Is there any way to get my wife's process of immigration accelerated, in order not to separate her from our daughter.
Our daughter will be 15 in October; she is going through adolescent crisis and she will be definitely culture shocked in a new environment. I am terribly worried about her and also my wife who will be devastated by this unwanted separation and the terrible condition which is going on in the country at the present time.
I really appreciate your advice and feed on this issue.
Sid

As others have said, unfortunately there's no way to expedite. Your wife can certainly try for a TRV - it will likely be refused but worth a shot.

When was your PR application received by IRCC?