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Good luck, since ADR is much shorter than a full hearing, my guess is they will be more focused on the concerns from the visa office. So study your appeal record carefully and address all of their concerns.

In order to win the appeal we have to disatisfy both conditions in IRPR Subsection 4(1) Bad faith 4 (1) For the purposes of these Regulations, a foreign national shall not be considered a spouse, a common-law partner or a conjugal partner of a person if the marriage, common-law partnership...

There shouldn't be anything to worry about. You two already had a child together, it is like 99% win.

If you guys already have a kid together, it is a 99% pass already, there shouldn't be anything to worry about. Did you provide them a DNA test?

If they reject your appeal you can still apply to sponsor a few years later but unless you have substantiate evidence, things like the birth of a child or had been living together for a few years, otherwise they will just reject you again for the same reason.

This is really unfortunate that you can't get a decision out of the ADR, if MC need to talk to your spouse then ADR seems to me a waste of time and resource for both parties, is like they are trying to play with you.

Less than 30 min, they will talk to you about how to prepare for you appeal, what to bring to the appeal and you can ask them questions. They will also ask you who are going to be the witness at your hearing and if an interpreter is required. They will give you a hearing date after that.

This should be easy to overcome, show them that you are going to bring assets into Canada from your home country or a job offer from any Canadian employer should be sufficient.

Things like: Chat log (translated) Joint finance (insurance beneficiary, joint accounts/property, supplementary credit card, wire transfer etc) Trips and visits Any communications between your spouse and your family (parents/kids) will help Your future plan

Hi SV670, I know your appeal is in Toronto and you won your appeal without having counsel, did IAD ask you to attend a silent court to walk you through the process a few months before your hearing, thanks?

Hi all, I have a question regarding how you print your evidence, is double sided printing allowed?

It seems like trips and visits are way more important than the chat logs because it showed that money and time that you two spent together. I could be wrong but I kind of suspected that there might be some points system that they used at the appeal that some evidence are weighted more than the...

Can you screenshot of your call/chat history instead of extracting to a file, so they will look like real chats?

That I don't know but looking at the IRB offices I don't see one in Calgary, maybe all Calgary hearings are done in BC? http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/contact/Pages/add.aspx

Although majority of us got rejected for the same reason "marriage not genuine", however the red flag in most cases are quite unique, whatever works for her in her appeal might not be working for you. I suggest you should start read up on all the appeals within the last 2 years to find an...

Spouse sponsorship appeal hearing are held at the IAD in Toronto on a daily basis, they are opened to the public. Why not go down there yourself and watch a few hearings to get some insight, just make sure you are there before 8:30 am to register yourself at the front desk.

I am in Toronto, court usually starts at 9:00 am in the morning and you have to register yourself before 8:30 am at the reception (IAD Family court) in order to view the hearing for the day. According to the lady at the reception, there are spouse sponsorship full hearing on a daily basis, with...

Yes you can, it is opened to the public and I have watched a few hearings this summer. And a few cases that I had seen got technical knock out by the minister counsel because their story doesn't match up with what they fill out on their application forms.

I hear you, even if you have the financial means to visit your spouse as often as you want, but realistically how many vacation days can you get in a year without being fired? And then it is close to impossible to get a travel visa for you spouse now since he/she had already been rejected once...

You might still be able to get an adr. Are you rejected because of your relationship is not genuine? Is there a lot of relationship proofs dated from how you guys met in the blue book? If not just resubmit more evidence or write a letter to IAD yourself to ask for an adr. Since you are in...