The first part is partly depending if they have an IMM 1000 or a PR
card and which country they are from. If they require a US visitor visa
and can obtain one you can get them into Canada and fight fthe
residency issue but Jim is correct it would be faster to sponsor them.
Times are quite fast from most visa posts in this category.
The older sister issue may be settled by submitting an H&C application
but the process is not quick and it is based on personal circumstances
of the applicant and without knowing most details it is almost
impossible to recommend that route but it is possible.
Another option is that while here see if they can get an offer of
employment and seek out a PNP certificate which would greatly speed up
their processing times based on their visa post.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
doudou wrote:
> Dear everybody
> I landed with my family, a wife and 2 children more then 3 years ago ,
> returned to my native country after 2 weeks, unfortunately I was
> separated from my wife and according to the law she took the children .
> I returned to Canada all bymyself. This year I went for a visit to my
> native country and fortunately we, my wife and I, returned to each
> other and she decided to come and live with me in Canada. The problem
> is that she, actually with my both children, did not obey the 2/5 rule
> because she stayed out of canada for more then 3 years in the last 5
> years. My question : is there any solution that I can find or do to let
> my family come and live with me?
> Another question, I have a friend living in canada and he is a Canadian
> citizen , his older sister came to visit him with her husband, son and
> daughter. He wants to complete their immigration procedure from Canada
> , is this available and how can it be done?
> Thank you for your help.
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