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kiwi123 said:
Slightly off topic but I though PR cards were issued for 5 years. So how is this card valid until Dec 2019.

She must have just landed.
 
ninakap30 said:
ohh thanks...ı see....ı thınk then and ın my spouses PR(if accepted)thşs condition will be....actually its not somethıng ba i thought ıt would casue problems but ıt seems that no:))

It is only bad for your spouse if he plans on divorcing you after he lands in Canada. It is actually a protection for you.
 
The PR Card was received in Jan this year.
The sponsorship took 2 years to process ....before which they were in a live-in relationship for a year prior to the marriage in 2011.
 
Further my friend is advised to fight out the divorce.i.e. not agree to granting the divorce...what may make her case strong, is that she lives with the parents of the guy-who has recently moved out of the house with his baggage)..thereby she could buy more time ~1 to 1.5 years till settlement is reached, thereby safely clearing the min 2 year marriage condition.
 
Your friend doesn't need a "strong" case, if there is no condition on the COPR. If there is a condition and CIC comes looking, their living with so-and-so's parents won't make a hoot of a difference.
 
If the 'friend' has Condition 51 on her COPR it won't matter if she is living with her husbands parents if her husband is not also living there. To fulfill condition she must live with her husband. It is quite clear that the friend needs to look at her landing documents to see if she does have Condition 51 or not. That is the only sure way to give her proper advice.
 
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