Sounds discriminatory to me. Hypocrisy at its best, trying to portray to entire world that we are against any kind of discrimination but their visa process itself discriminates against Indian.Visa is definitely a privilege. Because Canada gives people so many chances to fight to remain in Canada they are very picky as to who they award visas to in the first place. It could take a decade to remove someone (if not more) if someone fights to remain in Canada. Arranged marriage is not typical of most marriages in Canada. When couple date or live together there is a lot of proof that they are in a genuine relationship. When it comes to arranged marriages it can be very difficult to determine what is a genuine relationship and what is a marriage for immigration purposes. This is especially the case if the couple has recently gotten married right before the person leaves for Canada but after they receive their permit or if a person returns home and gets married and quickly return to Canada. Unfortunately not much you can do. If you wife doesn’t get the SOWP when you apply this time you always have the option to quit your job and return home. Wouldn’t encourage such a drastic move but if you find a similar job in another company that. Couples are routinely separately for a year or more during the spousal sponsorship process.
How can a visa officer ask for chat conversation, those are private messages. Are you sure they asked for these, this is against the law I guess. I think people voluntarily share their private messages to prove the genuinty of their relationship. Seems people really can go to any level to get Canadian visa.