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Hey there, all the very best for the interview. Please check if this site is working, it has a comprehensive list of questions that are likely to be asked at the interview. http://www.ece.ualberta.ca/~jgill/documents/immi/interview_S_F_class.pdf

Mashallah, mabrook! Lol, your happiness is infectious :D

Mashallah! Many congratulations to you both :)

How did I miss this post! Im doing good sweets...leaving for Canada on 6th April from Saudi Arabia inshallah...sooo excited :) :) How have you been dear? And I must tell you, Im so in love with the pictures of Haymitch!! He is one adorable puppy :)

Congratulations Pakistan on winning the cup :) @bestplace4u: That was nice of you...it takes courage to be apologizing this way...hats off to you :) And dont ever let go of that sense of humour of yours :D

Hi, Yes you should go ahead and file your application with your old address. If you already have a new address you could use that on your application for ND to mail out stuff to you instead of changing it later. But if you dont, then once you get a file number, you can always write to ND...

You are most welcome. All the best!

That's perfectly alright! I hope when you submitted your application, you explained to them how the marriage happened, how your parents did not approve...it's just that the norm for Indians is to have these elaborate weddings & the importance of having parents at them, but there is no hard and...

Hello... Look it's really simple. CIC asks for information and you provide it - honestly and truthfully. CIC asks for details of foreign travel and it's your job to provide them with that information. Failing to provide that leads to misrepresentation on your part and you can be banned for 2...

Woohoooo!! So happy for you siva :) :) Post pictures on fb please :D

LOL, go study balibali :D

Hi there, parents consent is required in the Indian context where the VO is aware of our traditions and culture. They expect to see a big marriage, with relatives and friends, the works...It's not mandatory of course. As long as yours is a genuine marriage and you can prove it through your...

Hi there, firstly do not panic. I know it's easier said than done, but the visa process is not as daunting as it initially seems. Look at it as a project at work that needs to be successfully completed. And especially if you have a straightforward case (same religion, parental consent, long...

Hello guys! What's up? Just dropped in to wish everyone all the best :)

You seem to be enjoying them ;) Dont find the time these days to post anymore...maybe once I reach Canada :)

I'm ready for a good laugh :D

Yes, stuff like this happens unfortunately. There was a similiar case at New Delhi where the name was wrong. The applicant immediately caught a plane to New Delhi and visited the embassy, explained her problem and showed the tickets and the officer took her passport, cancelled that visa and...

canadianwoman is right. The age of the applicant should be less than 22 years 'at the time the application is recieved' by CIC. The age gets 'locked in'. And you answered your own question. Why else would she have gotten the visa? CIC doesnt make a habit of doling out illegal visas. There's...

If you are referring to your CAIPS/GCMS notes, PHEP usually means they have requested for your passport.

Oh yes! Its your visa :) Congrats!! If I were you, I would definitely avoid a re-medical (which would delay your case by 2-3 months) and head to ND ASAP! All the best :)