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Hello everyone!
My husband and I intend to apply for a visa in Canada. He has two children (13 and 18) from his first marriage, who live with their mother and aren’t coming with us to Canada. We were told by our immigration agent that we would have to provide a declaration from his ex-wife saying that she is aware that he his immigrating and that she has nothing to oppose to that. Also, we must include them in our process of applying for a visa and deliver medical exams from them also.
The thing is that the relationship between my husband and his ex-wife is very bad and he doesn’t have any contact with his children.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get the visa, excluding them totally from our visa process?
Thank you very much for your help.

ajayioluwatobi: I SAW THIS POST ON A BLOG PLEASE COMMENT

Hello everyone!
My husband and I intend to apply for a visa in Canada. He has two children (13 and 18) from his first marriage, who live with their mother and aren’t coming with us to Canada. We were told by our immigration agent that we would have to provide a declaration from his ex-wife saying that she is aware that he his immigrating and that she has nothing to oppose to that. Also, we must include them in our process of applying for a visa and deliver medical exams from them also.
The thing is that the relationship between my husband and his ex-wife is very bad and he doesn’t have any contact with his children.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get the visa, excluding them totally from our visa process?
Thank you very much for your help.

Please include the kids in the process
If you get your landing paper
The kids will be Canadian citizen as soon they arrive in Canada because they are under eighteen
Process the kids citizenship
If the kids have Canadian passport
You can return the kid to Nigeria to finish high school before coming back to Canada
Nigerian women are very difficult so it will be the best for the kids to return to Nigeria
Come back after High school
So that you don't maltreat the kids

ajayioluwatobi: I SAW THIS POST ON A BLOG PLEASE COMMENT

Hello everyone!
My husband and I intend to apply for a visa in Canada. He has two children (13 and 18) from his first marriage, who live with their mother and aren’t coming with us to Canada. We were told by our immigration agent that we would have to provide a declaration from his ex-wife saying that she is aware that he his immigrating and that she has nothing to oppose to that. Also, we must include them in our process of applying for a visa and deliver medical exams from them also.
The thing is that the relationship between my husband and his ex-wife is very bad and he doesn’t have any contact with his children.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get the visa, excluding them totally from our visa process?
Thank you very much for your help.

An immigration agent, a specialist and a pro, already advised you they had to be included in your application, so what more are you expecting to hear?

Mrs Stepmother, why bring this issue here to this Nigerian forum? Expecting probably that someone would direct you to how to get some black magic juju to erase them outta the picture ehn

UncleN:
Mrs Stepmother, why bring this issue here to this Nigerian forum? Expecting probably that someone would direct you to how to get some black magic juju to erase them outta the picture ehn

That's just cold.

fresh_dude: That's just cold.

Go ahead and provide the answers needed then oh ye wise one, or is nitpicking all you are good at!

UncleN:

Go ahead and provide the answers needed then oh ye wise one, or is nitpicking all you are good at!

Egbon, the idea is to provide advice without being judgemental. No be fight abeg.

fresh_dude: Egbon, the idea is to provide advice without being judgemental. No be fight abeg.

Na real egbon! He just dey provoke anyhow

Abeg no near hin rabies o!

Idowuogbo:
Na real egbon! He just dey provoke anyhow

Abeg no near hin rabies o!

GF how now?

luckgames:
GF how now?

Am aite! U gud b?

Thank God...I dont have no baby daddy and baby momma drama! Thank God!
Thats why I supports CONDOMS!

Mrs.Chima:
Thank God...I dont have no baby daddy and baby momma drama! Thank God!
Thats why I supports CONDOMS!

What about the 22kids for 23 different Dad?

fresh_dude: Egbon, the idea is to provide advice without being judgemental. No be fight abeg.

Pele o omopenu, so what are you doing judging my post then? Aint that being judgemental too or how do you know what line of answer the OP requires? Oshisko, tschewww.

I am a gentleman too, so let's shake hands over this.

Idowuogbo:
Na real egbon! He just dey provoke anyhow

Abeg no near hin rabies o!

Chop knuckle Grandma Salaro, it takes one victim to know another, innit though Comrade

UncleN:

Chop knuckle Grandma Salaro, it takes one victim to know another, innit though Comrade

Init though? Am guessing u b omo ijoba muwonleru rite! Abeg shift><<<<<<<<<<<

Omo inugo!

Hehehe. Don't I just like this UncleN already...

luckgames:
What about the 22kids for 23 different Dad?

It is 21 kids and 22 baby daddies Negro!

Rocktation: Hehehe. Don't I just like this UncleN already...

You don't have to like him

Mrs.Chima:


It is 21 kids and 22 baby daddies Negro!

You need to have my 25 kids

What the heck is the OP expecting? Some magic solution? Go look for the kids and include them jorh.
We don do babalawo advice here

Idowuogbo:
Init though? Am guessing u b omo ijoba muwonleru rite! Abeg shift><<<<<<<<<<<

Omo inugo!

Slow your roll you this coffin-dodging Ghetto Fabulous Grandma. With your arthritic fingers and your 10 missing front teeth, I can barely make out what you just spewed out there


And what do you have against those defenceless test-tube babies huh, abeg you sef wakapass make I see better person >>>>>>>>>>>

Rocktation: Hehehe. Don't I just like this UncleN already...

Awww, thanks for the warm welcome. I think I am gonna love it here. May your days be long

ajayioluwatobi: I SAW THIS POST ON A BLOG PLEASE COMMENT

Hello everyone!
My husband and I intend to apply for a visa in Canada. He has two children (13 and 18) from his first marriage, who live with their mother and aren’t coming with us to Canada. We were told by our immigration agent that we would have to provide a declaration from his ex-wife saying that she is aware that he his immigrating and that she has nothing to oppose to that. Also, we must include them in our process of applying for a visa and deliver medical exams from them also.
The thing is that the relationship between my husband and his ex-wife is very bad and he doesn’t have any contact with his children.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get the visa, excluding them totally from our visa process?
Thank you very much for your help.

This one is very easy now: Tell your husband to tell them -- Ex-wife and kids -- that if they comply, they too will be getting the Canadian visas and eventually become Canadian citizens. Before you know it, they'll quickly renew contact with him and start loving him very well. Even the Ex-wife will become your best friend... well, untill they get the visas.