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congrats on the wedding and the progress so far sister. pak visit karne se case pe bohat zyada positive asar ho ga... it will show them that your marriage is continuing, shows genuineness, also when you visit spend lots of time with your husband, take loads and loads of pics, with relatives of...

when the transfer, it takes about 2/3 weeks i have been told (for pak atleast)... and often is the case that if u track something to pak, you will get all the tracking info till it leaves canada... after that ur relative or wherever u sent it, will prob confirm with u of its arrival before u...

just curious is there a walk through guide for this spousal sponsorship process here somewhere... if not anybody willing to create one, something simple yet complete on all issues/questions queries, as it is pretty tough to go through almost 4000 plus pages to find it... inshallah with more...

when you send them the application ask for signature request, sure costs $15-20 bucks, but gives u peace of mind that they at least got it. that's what i did.

i will answer your questions from my knowledge and experience so far... 1. my friend be simple and honest in your filing, the more twists you put in to make case look pleasing, the more chances of messing up later on or things appearing dodgy. no harm in saying mom introduced the two of you...

thanks for updating me in there khilafah bhai

My file has been approved on May 31st and transferred as per email by ottawa pilot (however i sent my file to missi)

Hi all, hope all is good and well with everyone out here. I have gathered lots from here, but its a bit scattered info now. Can someone guide me to a terminology thread so I can understand all these AOR's Caips, gsmc?'s abbreviations etc... and also a simple timeline or what to expect once the...

phew... after all the headaches, and compiling of proofs, information, forms, etc etc, i finally made a football of a package and sent it to mississauga processing centre... :) what are usually the steps... I made sure I had all and everything to send... from my knowledge left no stone...

Okay, its been a while, some updates... and some new questions... With all the mixed remarks and stories/facts/advises, i decided to have everything completed/done and then send in my application process... so i just recently went for a month in Pakistan and got the rukhsati done (however...

stay away from such things, and trust me unless you get the opportunity to talk to a company directly you will be at the short end of the deal (losing on your savings)... there is a shortage of jobs here, and to think companies are outsourcing, hmmm... be very very careful if money is being...

I am no expert, but just to give you a response with the knowledge i have... with the economic hard times as it is, it will be really difficult for you to be able to come out here. Since you do not qualify under the SWP as you mentioned above, you will need to have an employer offer you work...

walaikum asalam, thank you so much for your reply, it surely helped, and i know my biggest weak point is of not having any pictures with her, other than that i have everything else covered... i will prob contact an immigration lawyer, if not end up being in Pak for a week or so (if i am lucky...

actually, i did make a few vids (at weddings) where she was there and in the vids as well, i lost the vids due to a computer crash, but I might be able to get the video of the wedding which will have myself and her in them somewhere, if not together... to show we did meet, i do have my tickets...

i am citizen... also the user's u mentioned are they just well informed users or does one of them happen to be an immigration lawyer, because I would not mind going that route, as I really do not want to file my case and have it prolonged as it already takes a really long time for Pakistan... so...

Hello all, Here is my situation... I went to Pakistan in Aug-Nov 2008, there i came across my distant cousin (now my wife) where we spent some together and i got to know her better (and vice versa) only after coming back to Canada was the topic of marriage raised and then she was brought into...