I have a Canadian visit visa. but the government refuses to extend it i want to ask what methods i can stay in Canada. I

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I am sorry to hear of this difficult situation.

What do you mean when you say your husband's companion has been rejected?

I don't know why you are saying hello. I answered you and I told you that I don't know what you mean by your husband's companion. There's no such thing as a companion being rejected so can you please try to figure out what the correct word is so I can answer you.

Well I find that strange as well because I would've thought they would've treated you both the same. Do you have a copy of your husband's rejection letter that I could read please?

Can you please attach it?

So what they are basically saying is they don't believe that your spouse will leave when the next visa expires if he's granted another one. I'm surprised that they didn't find the same for you but I think you just got lucky. The fact is that you don't have the right to remain in Canada with your son just because he's attending school in Canada. And that you weren't planning to stay past March 20 but then there was a pandemic.

So, you can retain an immigration lawyer and seek to have the decision reviewed by a court but it's not so likely that you would be able to succeed.

Do you see what I mean?

Unless you can afford a lawyer who is experienced and see what they can do.

Well I don't know how that would help your spouse and you would need an offer enrolment in a university first.

Yes he can be added to your study permit.

Things change all the time but if they are saying he must leave then he must leave.

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There is no point in doing that unless you have a lawyer assisting you. It won't help at this point.

It is unlikely that the government will allow him to come back again soon given the fact that they have told him he must leave because they don't think his reason for staying is valid. I think you need to get an opinion from an immigration lawyer has all the facts in some detail as to what is the best next step.

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