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No. But you can maybe try applying under skilled worker stream.

I think it's ok as long as she is not receiving social assistance.

Yes, A for him, C for you, others blank. Also where it will ask you on the site if you want privacy act or access to information, you want to select access to information. After that when asked, choose electronic notes on your file.

To be considered common law you need some sort of documentation of living at the same address continuously. Since each period of time spent together was short and temporary, I am guessing you have never collected mail at any same place. Simply being in each others company, does not satisfy the...

Yah I can imagine :( Its been really long, you would think after the interview it would be quicker one way or the other. Hang in there, I hope you get a yes soon!

I think they are referring to relationship proof personal photos, not passport pics taken by a photographer

Such a long time its awful! As the others said call CIC, contact your MP, make a fuss about this. Maybe send a case specific enquiry asking why no progress has been made on your application and that there seem to be many discrepancies.

As an aside, in regards to asking if they will want to look through someone's phone...No. When you show up for an interview, the embassy will make you leave your phone with security at the gate along with any other electronic device including cameras, usb sticks, etc.. You will not be able to...

No you don't have to translate chats/sms/emails. They just want to see continuous communication over time. The only thing you have to translate are official documents like marriage certificate, birth certificate, notarized letters of support, etc. If the interview is in your home country the...

So lucky!! Good thing you called. Congratulations!

I highly doubt it is something that would just be overlooked, its mandatory. The recent photos are what they will use to process your final copr. They need to have one with the signature on the back, its their procedure. I would do as the other posters suggested and re-do them, include a note to...

You can check out the spouse appeals thread and maybe find some help there: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/all-spouse-appeal-cases-come-here-and-join-us-plz-t87619.0.html

Being processed in Manila is probably really in your favour, they seem to be quick, as opposed to Saudi Arabia.

No need to be sorry, they are good questions! I sympathize with you regarding the situation you and your wife are now in. You guys are fortunate she is in a position to come and live with you in Morocco while you wait, it should strengthen your case and hopefully make things a little less...

As long as you are not on social assistance at the time you apply. Probably also not if you were on it too recently prior to applying. But just being on it at some point in your life will not make you ineligible.

Here is the September 2016 Outland thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/september-2016-outland-spousal-applicants-t448627.0.html Here is the spreadsheet link...

Yes he is probably right :) If you don't mind me asking, what were the documents that they requested? Have you been able to check ecas and mycic?

!!!Wow Congratulations!!!

Hopefully you will know something soon!

Then I think they want additional items. Hopefully there must be something you can dig up. This might be a stretch but what about a sworn affidavit from the ex?