Withdraw visitors visa

[steven paul]

My wife and I sponsored my mother-in-law to visit us in Canada to help us with the children. Unfortunately, me and my wife are at the verge of divorce because of her influence on my wife.
As at now we are like rivals living under the same roof. Once a happy family, now every one is angry and this is having a very bad effect on the children.
How do I stop her visitor's visa, or at least stop my wife from renewing it next September, 2021?
She has 10 years grandparent visitors visa renewable every two years. After September she will have 6 more years to stay
Please help!!!

 

[scylla]

My wife and I sponsored my mother-in-law to visit us in Canada to help us with the children. Unfortunately, me and my wife are at the verge of divorce because of her influence on my wife.
As at now we are like rivals living under the same roof. Once a happy family, now every one is angry and this is having a very bad effect on the children.
How do I stop her visitor's visa, or at least stop my wife from renewing it next September, 2021?
She has 10 years grandparent visitors visa renewable every two years. After September she will have 6 more years to stay
Please help!!!

There is no way for you to withdraw the visa or cancel the visa or stop them from visiting Canada.

There is also no way for you to stop them from applying to extend their stay next September. Of course whether or not they are approved for a longer stay is entirely up to IRCC. Some extensions are approved and some are not.

 

[canuck78]

My wife and I sponsored my mother-in-law to visit us in Canada to help us with the children. Unfortunately, me and my wife are at the verge of divorce because of her influence on my wife.
As at now we are like rivals living under the same roof. Once a happy family, now every one is angry and this is having a very bad effect on the children.
How do I stop her visitor's visa, or at least stop my wife from renewing it next September, 2021?
She has 10 years grandparent visitors visa renewable every two years. After September she will have 6 more years to stay
Please help!!!

Think you mean she is on a supervisa. If the supervisa approval was based on your income you can not co-sign next time.