Out of status foreign nationals can apply for Spousal or Common-law sponsorship applications Families play an integral role in an individual’s life and IRCC is committed to family reunification. The Canadian Immigration system is dedicated to preventing the hardship resulting from the separation of spouses and common-law partners together in Canada. It has been observed that spouses or common-law partners of Canadian citizens or permanent residents may go out of status in Canada. However, this does not prohibit the foreign national to apply for permanent residence on the basis of their Canadian spouse. Did you know? Spouses or common-law partners in Canada, regardless of their immigration status, are able to apply for permanent residence from within Canada in accordance with the same criteria as members of the Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class. This facilitative policy applies only to relationships in which undertakings of support have been submitted. Section 25 of IRPA facilitates all genuine out-of-status spouses or common-law partners in the Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class where an undertaking has been submitted. It is notable that the out-of-status foreign nationals applying on the basis of their Canadian spouse must be admissible under other grounds such as criminality, security, etc. Contact us today at 780-200-2755 or info@axisimmigration.com to check your eligibility. Check the Below link to know more: https://zcu.io/YuV4