1) 2/5 rule shouldnt apply to you
2) if she writes to someone, it might bring up a child custody issue, as to
who is legally entitled to your daughter, you or your ex-spouse. i dont
suggest you do it in such a harsh manner.
"DNB" wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I got a couple of questions:
> 1) If I hold the Landed Immigrant status and work for a Canadian company
> outside Canada
> - would then the 2/5 rule apply to my situation?
>
> 2) I am divorced and have a daughter (9 y.o.) from my previous marriage.
> Currently my daughter is living with her mother back in their homecountry
> and she is not coming to Canada at this time. Though my daughter is a part
> of my
> immigration file as she may want to come to Canada at future time.
>
> Mother of my daughter is opposing to medical examinations for my daughter
> What if: I come to my homecountry and bring my daughter to medical
> examinations by myself.
> without permission of my ex-spouse. In such circumstances my ex-spouse
> will definitely
> write some sort of bizarre letter to Seattle (where my case is pending).
>
> Would such emotional letter from my ex-spouse lead to any kind of negative
> consequences for me?
>
> thanks!
> DB
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