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I would expect they would want to know who the people are that you are supplying them with photos of other than yourselves. I have spoke to many a person that have had interviews report being asked by a VO to name the people in the photos, who they are related to or how you know them.

I just can't see any problem with this application.

I got married quickly also. Our file is inland and was transferred prior to AIP. I am not at all surprised by this. Our application went in a month after the marriage. When the file was transferred prior to AIP I sent in mounds of supporting documentation which had accumulated from the time...

Hi Darwin, Yes, that is because when the file is transferred without AIP you need to wait out the time that the local CIC takes to process your application. In my case it is 4-6 months. Sometimes you are asked to come in for an interview and sometimes they don't bother, it depends on what...

Hi Darwin, That "in process" you were asking me about was for outland applications. Their system works differently than the inland, so it is not applicable to my situation at all. Thank you.

Hi Darwin, The ecas has said In Process (for the sponsorship) since June 29 when Vegreville sent the email confirming when they received it and when they started processing it. With regard to the PR application itself, it has always said application received because they haven't authorized the...

Hi Jamie, I just assumed your wife is working. If she is not then you just need to state on the application how you are supporting yourself. If it is via your wife, then she can write a letter stating that and enclose it.

Hi Jamie, The application to extend your stay is on the CIC website and it gets mailed to Vegreville. You must pay for it in advance as you did with your PR application. You cannot leave the country if you are doing an inland application. You must wait until you get your Permanent Residency...

Hi Iav, I go through this every day, several times a day as you did also. You waited to have this interview for a very long time and the good lord listened to your prayers and you got your interview. I know that you will be hearing something this week. I'd say go for a walk but if the...

Hello Iav, I have met many people on this site and every case is different. Some Immigration Officers tell people on the spot and others take their time with the decision. It is irrelevant if they are nice or not. Human rights should be respected in these situations and Immigration Officers...

Hi Jamie, Provided your Canadian spouse is eligible to sponsor you and there is nothing that needs further investigation then in 6 months you should receive your (AIP) Approval in Principal. Some people have reported getting the work permit at the same time and others have reported receiving...

I think you should call immigration about that.

Hi Iav, From what I have seen with other cases it is generally about a week from the day of the interview. In all honesty, I believe the IOs mind is already made up prior to the interview unless you can offer up something that hasn't already been established. I know that week's wait feels...

File received in Vegreville March 12, 2012. Starting processing June 29, 2012. Letter regarding file transfer October 1, 2012. Sent in 2 additional packages of supporting documentation October 10 and November 1, 2012. Spousal sponsorship still in processing. Local office processing time 4-6...

Hi Iav12, Do you mind me asking what country you are from and whether or not you allowed your status to run out? I hope I am not being too personal.

Wow Iav12, That was surprisingly fast. I hope you hear good news. What kind of interview takes 2 hours?

Hi Cdnmom, I was a Race Horse owner for many years and met many folks from the East Coast ie; Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Very nice people and I have heard it is beautiful down that way. What is the weather like right now. It is about -10 up here in Ontario today. Not much in the way of...

Isn't it the truth. Where in Canada are you?

Hi Mrs. BB, you mentioned that you feel your husband was red flagged. Do you think that because he was ordered to leave Canada after 10 years and then the two of you married that the CIC may believe he married you for the sole purpose of gaining residency in Canada. Additionally, they asked...

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