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Hello peeps,

I have immigration problems that I would like to share with my fellow
legal and illegal comarades lol, to cut thigs short a bit i will tell
you about my Canadian immigration escapade. I came to Canada in 2001 on
a student visa which i did not abuse and in fact i went to school and
everything was silky smooth until i met my ex-wife the same year we
were young n foolish (20,19) defied our families and got maried after 3
dates :S, we aplied for pr the same year and got a refusal because we
did not make a strong case in 2004 i went out of status a yearand a
half down the road we retained a lawyer who told me that i will be ok
applying from within to make things short a year down the road the guy
tuned out to be a crook and stole our money and threatened us. By then
things got tough for me n my wife especially her and our life turned
from sweet to sour and we ended up filing for divorce now i am left
with nada but nontheless I completed a 3 years advanced diploma in
college (after my visa expired). My question is would i stand a chance
if I go home (tunisia) reapply and come back (lawyer said high
probability of refusal) or you guys see an alternative within this
great land?

Thank you so much for reading and commenting and sharing GOD bless.

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zizou10 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: 11 Jan 2010 Status: Offline Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote zizou10 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Need help, is this fixable? Posted: 11 Jan 2010 at 1:13am
	Hello peeps, I have immigration problems that I would like to share with my fellow legal and illegal comarades lol, to cut thigs short a bit i will tell you about my Canadian immigration escapade. I came to Canada in 2001 on a student visa which i did not abuse and in fact i went to school and everything was silky smooth until i met my ex-wife the same year we were young n foolish (20,19) defied our families and got maried after 3 dates :S, we aplied for pr the same year and got a refusal because we did not make a strong case in 2004 i went out of status a yearand a half down the road we retained a lawyer who told me that i will be ok applying from within to make things short a year down the road the guy tuned out to be a crook and stole our money and threatened us. By then things got tough for me n my wife especially her and our life turned from sweet to sour and we ended up filing for divorce now i am left with nada but nontheless I completed a 3 years advanced diploma in college (after my visa expired). My question is would i stand a chance if I go home (tunisia) reapply and come back (lawyer said high probability of refusal) or you guys see an alternative within this great land? Thank you so much for reading and commenting and sharing GOD bless.

ralph dzegniuk Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: 05 Dec 2009 Location: Toronto Status: Offline Points: 60	Post Options Post Reply Quote ralph dzegniuk Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 26 Jan 2010 at 12:57pm
	Under what category would you be filing your application...Federal Skilled Worker? If that's the case, then it's impossible to assess your chances on the basis of the information you have provided here. If you'd like a free assessment, send me a msg to my office email address listed below. The only alternative you have within Canada is the H&C. But, you must keep in mind that having resided here without status since 2004, by filing the H&C you will remind CIC and CBSA of your existance and current location. This could potentially lead to speedy removal. regards, Ralph Dzegniuk, Barrister & Solicitor (B.A., L.L.B.) Migration Law Chambers 82 Richmond Street East, Suite 305 Toronto, ON. M5C 1P1 Phone: (416) 548 9072 Fax: (416) 548 9092 www.migrate-2-canada.com [email protected] [email protected]