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===Non-resident spouses=== | ===Non-resident spouses=== | ||
If you do not have permanent resident status, you must seek legal advice and help right away, since the breakdown of your relationship with your sponsor may affect your ability to remain in Canada (if that is in fact what you would like to do). There are a number of agencies that help immigrants and refugees. See [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/1073 Sponsorship Breakdown] for a list of community workers and settlement agencies. | If you do not have permanent resident status, you must seek legal advice and help right away, since the breakdown of your relationship with your sponsor may affect your ability to remain in Canada (if that is in fact what you would like to do). There are a number of agencies that help immigrants and refugees. See the booklet ''[http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/1073 Sponsorship Breakdown]'' for a list of community workers and settlement agencies. | ||
===Links=== | ===Links=== | ||
