Immigration Law Firm of Matthew JefferyRichmond Hill, ON · July 5, 2026After a Divorce: Can I Sponsor a New Spouse? (Understanding the 5-Year Ban)
Divorce can change family plans quickly, especially when someone remarries or begins a new committed relationship and wants to sponsor a spouse for permanent residence in Canada. Many people assume that once a previous marriage has legally ended, they are free to begin a new sponsorship application right away. Canadian immigration law is not always...
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