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I think the negative requirement is to imprint your photo ID onto the x-ray. Some DMPs require this. It makes no sense for immigration to accept digital ID photos and also require a negative. I didn't send a negative and neither CHC-M nor CHC-Colombo asked for it.

For the interview question, I got this from MP Jim Karygiannis's web-site June 2009;

What happens next: The whole application is sent to CHC-Colombo. This takes 2 weeks or so. An I/O will examine the application and look for missing information. Any missing info, like police background checks will be requested. In my wife's case, they requested a copy of her National ID Card...

I agree with doing things in point form with a very short description of what happened in your relationship and marriage and tie it in with the provided evidence. My guess is that an IO will spend a few mininutes at most to ensure that all the requested evidence is there - phone records, photos...

Was able to log onto eCAS with my receipt number today; yaa! We received your application to sponsor (my wife) on March 31, 2010. We sent you a letter on April 30, 2010 about the decision on your application. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Joining the club, no ack from CPC-M and can't log into E-CAS. My wife and I were married in Feb and the thought of living one year apart doesn't seem fair. Every-time I talk to my wife she seems more and more dis-heartened. She's always asking "Why do so may people want to go to a cold country...