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See what others say, but so far as I am aware, usually the only indication of visa office comes with the sponsorship approval letter. But, sometimes it does not appear there. If it does not, I understand that some people call the IRCC and ask. Not sure if that always works.

I'm no fan of gambling and have no expertise, but it seems to me that betting $1,000 for a chance at $2,500 (you say a "return" of $2,500, so I'll take it that would be in addition to your initial capital) is not a great prospect. Maybe it is if, for example, only 3 people in the pool, so you...

For us, GCKey says eligibility "in progress", background "not applicable". On the other hand, tracker says eligibility "not started"; background "in progress". Go figure.

Interesting. However, I read subsequent posts by the poster who started the thread to which you made reference. It seems that his concern was ability to get a pcc. It looks like he was able to get it without much difficulty. I take it there is no downside in India to filing a "fake case"...

I agree with all that @canuck78 has said. Do not simply let this go. If you have any proof at all of what you say, the law is on your side. While I profess to know nothing about the laws of India, I cannot imagine any vaguely civilized legal system that would support her ability to "make sure...

I think that constitutes an import if you intend to stay in Canada.

Ditto

It certainly sounds like you have your ducks in a row. You have had a year together and can prove it, so that should end any concern about a quick marriage after first meeting. As for the online marriage, my nose tells me it's not a matter of great moment one way or the other. You married the...

I agree with this post. And yes, as I said, we considered going the letter of explanation route. But, although we could show that we had been met with various obstacles in trying to procure the Dubai pcc, we also considered that we might be expected to show a near impossibility. In our...

Unless someone who has actual experience provides an answer, the best the rest of can do is guess. When my wife and I were putting together her outland application, we were faced with the same issue. She needed a pcc from her home country, Philippines. We had that to hand. She also required...

Is there a reason for asking this same question in two different threads? Anyway, no one can predict the timing. The timeline posted by the IRCC on its website is 16 months for spousal applications outland. You have posted under the "Family Class Sponsorship", although the type of family...

Nothing rude about it. Not in the least. You have to expect people to comment on the obvious and the unusual. Your two most recent posts refer to "friends" whom you seem keen to report as fraudsters. Not the usual grist for this forum. Before your recent edit, you asked: "Does anyone know...

See my reply to your other posting of this query. And, forgive me for saying, but you have some "friends" of questionable integrity. Including one who planned to come to Canada on the passport of a dead person. In that post, you mentioned deceased having died 15 years earlier. Given that...

Is this a serious question? The material you quote is couched in imperative language. The invitation letter must include.... In that case, it seems kinda' silly to ask, about the letter "will it still be considered sufficient?". Do you expect anyone here to tell you "Sure, go ahead, feel...

Well, I hope it works for nanay mo. Our own experience suggests they are into high volume processing mode, but with even less leniency. When we applied this last time, I had been in the Phils with my wife all winter, her PR application, submitted while I was there, was 4 months along, with...

I cannot say why your mom was refused, but don't put a lot of hope in what will be revealed in the GCMS notes. We went through that more than 3 years ago when my wife was first denied a TRV from the Philippines. A wasted effort. The notes said nothing more than the boilerplate crap in the...

Interesting how both of you happened to arrive on this forum on the same day, each making a single post, attesting to the wonders of "blue bird immigration and education services" pulling visas out of a hat. You guys are full of b.s.

It sounds like you are asking the forum how to manage things so your wife (from whom you are likely to be divorced before she can get here) can still become a permanent resident, illegally, with you aiding and abetting her. Or, do I misapprehend the import of your words?

And just what, pray tell, does your post have to do with Canadian immigration? It's just about as useless a post as your other post on the forum, namely: That post in no way relates to any "information" given. Are you just establishing some posting history here as a precursor to starting...

I would probably include no reference to the online marriage, since Canada does not regard it as a marriage at all. Are we talking about the Philippines by any chance?