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Consequently foreign nationals who are inadmissible to Canada, entered Canada without permission after having been deported, and foreign nationals who have misrepresented themselves are not permitted to apply under this class. Always look to the most recent version of this policy. (See Appendix H of the Operational Manual, “IP 8 — Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada”.) | Consequently foreign nationals who are inadmissible to Canada, entered Canada without permission after having been deported, and foreign nationals who have misrepresented themselves are not permitted to apply under this class. Always look to the most recent version of this policy. (See Appendix H of the Operational Manual, “IP 8 — Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada”.) | ||
'''NOTE:''' Under “in-Canada” classes, there is '''no appeal''' to the Immigration Appeal Division of a failed sponsorship. The only redress is to file a new application, file an overseas family class application, or if possible, to file for judicial review of the refusal. | :'''NOTE:''' Under “in-Canada” classes, there is '''no appeal''' to the Immigration Appeal Division of a failed sponsorship. The only redress is to file a new application, file an overseas family class application, or if possible, to file for judicial review of the refusal. | ||
'''NOTE:''' As of December 22, 2014, a one-year pilot project was put into effect that allowed CIC to issue open work permits to certain spouse or common-law partner in Canada class applicants before a decision was made. The status of the project after the one-year period ends remains unknown at this time. For more information, see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/updates/2014/2014-12-22.asp | :'''NOTE:''' As of December 22, 2014, a one-year pilot project was put into effect that allowed CIC to issue open work permits to certain spouse or common-law partner in Canada class applicants before a decision was made. The status of the project after the one-year period ends remains unknown at this time. For more information, see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/updates/2014/2014-12-22.asp | ||
== D. Caregiver Program == | == D. Caregiver Program == | ||