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... you have been a big help to everyone around here. I guess all we need to do is to try applying and leave it to "luck" for approval :( Thanks for sharing! :)

Thank you so much again for your time responding to me... at least now I get a full grasp how I can prepare for an application by summer next year (hopefully I won't change my mind though) I'm from the Philippines, btw :)

that really sounds sad :( well it looks to me that applying for a visa is now like a lottery... even if your intentions are just merely for a real visit/vacation, you can get misjudged. :'(

thank you so much job_seeker for the insights.... just another clarification, if I can show them family assets (just land in particular) and business (my partner has a registered Corp.), will that give us at least more than 50% to pass for a TRV? as for providing photocopy of return tickets...

hello zsashimi.... just want to ask if among your visits to Canada, were there instances that your family went with you? Because I have read around here in the forum that bringing whole family (partner/spouse and children) to visit Canada would give the impression that you have no intention of...

Hi vibez_well, I am sorry to hear about your TRV plight... I hope it's ok to ask any reason why you think you got disapproved? Do Visa officers get to mention in their letter their reason/s for denial? Thanks!

Is it really ok without the tickets? won't that lessen my chances? Also, what do you mean w/out enough "ties"?... is it financial on my end? or "ties" to go back to home country? Thanks!

any advice please? because I don't know if it would be wise to have my relatives to get ticket reservations if I would fail to get a TRV visa for me and my family :(

Greetings everyone! Hope somebody can help shed some light regarding my chances of going to Canada to visit relatives. My mom and sister, both Canadian citizens, plan to invite me to visit them in Canada together with my common-law partner and son. They both intend to shoulder our expenses...

thanks all for your thoughts... i have been in contact with my lawyer via email and he requested me to submit my documents to him.. he said for further review. Our contract stated that fees are non-refundable :( from this, i think i already got my answer... well, i just thought that I might...

wow... what a smooth immigration! ;) congrats!

I am afraid yet to ask the question from the immigration law firm/lawyer that I hired because I might get turned down... and so I am posting here first to seek opinion from anyone. Here are the facts: 1) I seek assistance from an immigration law firm/lawyer to help me w/ my immigration process...