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If both of you are not prepare for this then you guys should not marry each other.

If you look back in some of the earlier posts in this thread from other people, the standard time for receiving your blue book is 120 days after you filed your appeal.

Doesn't seems like the you are capable to appeal it yourself, so I think you should get a lawyer to help you.

I wish you luck, hopefully your bgc will be finished soon and you guys can start a new life in Canada.

Well I am not trying to be pessimistic but I don't think just the length of their relationship and their future plan for adoption is going to be enough for the judge to allow the appeal. These kind of appeals always weighted a lot in the genisis of their relationship. So speaking in the...

The chances are slim for this kind of case, I have seen cases allow when the wife is older than her husband by 10 years, but for 20 years? Men at 35 are still at their prime vs women at 55 are already at menopause age.

Is the wife supporting her husband financially or the other way around?

The wife older than the husband? or the other way around? What are their ages? i have seen appeal cases allowed even the man is older than the woman by 20+ year.

ISSUES [2] In this type of appeal, there are two separate issues to be decided. When the marriage took place, was it entered into primarily for the purpose of acquiring permanent residence in Canada? Moreover, at the time of the hearing, was the relationship genuine? On a balance of...

This is what I notice for applicants that are from China after their case is allowed. The ones that go to Ottawa are processed much faster with less issue, and for those who goes back to HKVO are prone to more issues and take a bit longer to get ppr. Why the differences and what determine a...

There is a case over at the hkvo, stuck at the RCMP screening for almost 4 months, MP had do a query on it but there no ETA yet. The applicant had been living in Canada and require rcmp screening, I am not sure if your husband also has been in Canada. Some say just the RCMP screening can take...

This only apply to cases that are simple and straight forward, if either the sponsor or the applicant has immigrant history, previous marriages or previous sponsorship, most likely their cases will get rejected. So in the end they allow more and faster processing for simple cases in the expense...

When they asked my wife for an interview they send us a email by HKONGIMMIGRATION@international.gc.ca

Did you give your email on your IMM008 form? Maybe they send you some communication through your email before and it went to your junk mail box. Check your junk mail to see if you receive any email from them. As for myself all communication from HKVO are through email.

Your timeline doesn't look normal for HKVO, have they ask you for an interview?

For the height and eye color, we just print the information on a separate piece of paper along with my wife's name, UCI# and Application# on it, without signature. I suspect the height and eye color have to match what you fill out on your IMM0008 form.

I don't know how long but if you read some of the earlier post in this thread, there is a guy from LVO said he can access his cic account after 6 weeks of his appeal.

can you login the cic system with your UCI# https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/security.do?lang=en&_ga=1.158373946.1253016776.1438465285 ? What is the date that your appeal is allowed on your decision letter? For cases that are processed in Ottawa, people usually received their document request in...

I can't remember how long does Quebec take, but for sure it is not as long as Toronto but not as fast as Vancouver. Call the IAD in montreal and ask, they should be able to tell you by your file#. 514-283-7733 or 1-866-626-8719 https://irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/contact/Pages/contact3.aspx

It varies by provinces, if your appeal is in Toronto then it will take 9-12 months to get an ADR and 2 years to get a full hearing from the date you file your appeal. If you are from Vancouver it only take 6 months to get an ADR and 1 year for full hearing.