Did Not Go To Husband Address PR Card Renew Questionnaire

[Parminder]

I had an argument with my husband over the phone two weeks before landing. When I landed, I did not go to husband’s house. I went to my aunt (mother’s sister)’s house. I also updated that address at airport for mailing my PR card. My aunt-uncle forced me to go to my husband’s house. I went there but our differences did not go away and we finally got separated. My husband’s house was placed on sale in those days. He sold the house and moved to Calgary. I got my PR card application filled from my travel agent. He did not fill my husband’s address in the PR card renewal application. Now, should I put that address in the questionnaire?

[Rajpal (Admin)]

First of all who signs an application is responsible for the contents provided. Secondly, you might have provided the address, travel, and work history to the travel agent for renewal of your PR card application. Thirdly, if the travel agent would have ICCRC licence and immigration experience, he might have caught the issue in the beginning. Last but not least, some how you have provided indication that you did not stay with your husband upon reaching in Canada. This is called misrepresentation and who commits misrepresentation may face serious consequences for this section under IRPA. If questionnaire is not dealt with seriousness, you will end up spending thousands of dollars and wastage of time. You may be declared inadmissible and ultimately deported from Canada.