ALL SPOUSE APPEAL CASES COME HERE AND JOIN US PLZ
- Thread starter love bird 43
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Thank you so much for your response. I am super nervous because of the tricky questions. You are right though because i know my marriage is genuine i will be confident. its just frustrating to prove your genuine marriage and still they doubt you. i have about 500 pages of our whatsapp chats, skype and call logs, 100+ photos, all our health related documents (for when i was staying with him) and travel documents. Should i take anything else? would this be good enough?
Also what type of day to day type questions did the minister council ask? does the judge ask anything?
It is ADR, which means you will meet with the Ministers council to try to resolve the reasons of your rejections. This is an informal meeting. They normally give it to rejected cases which are not very complex.
My husband has arrived in canada on feb 17,2020. All praise to Allah, our nightmare is over.
Sarahannclarke5
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- Sep 19, 2018
- 226
- Visa Office......
- Kingston, Jamaica
- App. Filed.......
- 26-10-2018
Visa officers lie all the time - I guess they are allowed to. I would show in the GCMS notes/appeal record that you were never called - they should have interview notes for you as well if they are saying they called you. (Did they fabricate notes for your interview, or are there none there?) I would write a complaint to the CIC saying that you were never called and they lied and said that your were . At our appeal our lawyer said she knew that the minister's counsel knew the visa officers' made up our interview, but they couldn't admit it because then people could say "they are all crooked". They were supposed to call me too according to the GCMS notes, but no one did and no notes were entered saying they did either. My husband's interview notes were fabricated and put in by a different visa officer over 2 months later. Both my husband and I told the minister's counsel and the judge at the hearing that they made up that interview and they didn't say a word to defend them or tried to accuse us of lying. If you cannot prove they lied it is probably best not to say they did because "they" probably believe everyone will say the visa officer lied. (In our case we could- they said my husband didn't have a job and we provided another letter from his boss asking them to contact them with his work contract, they also said our marriage wasn't accepted by the family because there were few if any pictures - we submitted a binder of pictures with his family which was included with the application. They said my husband didn't know my family - we submitted emails and chats where he was talking about them. They said I only visited him a few times - I visited him 8 times staying at least a month each time - passport stamps and boarding passes were in the application). The visa officer(s) didn't even send in any affidavits or anything to prove their case or try to say they were telling the truth - my lawyer received nothing! Also, if you are going to accuse them of lying (if you have proof) you should write complaints to the CIC and include them with your appeal (I included 3 of them - if you check on Can Lii the judge will ask you why you didn't put in a complaint if they lied and will tend to believe the visa officers if you don't submit a complaint). I would make it plain that they never called you so how can they be refusing you by saying your answers were not consistent with his. Do you have a lawyer? You probably will just win the appeal by saying consistent answers at the hearing as it is a de novo hearing, but if it were me I would make it plain to the judge and minister's counsel that they never called me. I would also put in a complaint to the CIC. It is sad to think of how many people they likely get away with doing this stuff too, because some people don't appeal and just apply again. If they don't get the appeal record or order the notes they probably aren't aware of all the lies that were told about them, as a lot of times they don't explain anything in the refusal note and it is just generic.
I called IAD Vancouver and they gave me inconsistent information, like my case is likely to go to ADR, and I didn't need a lawyer. However my lawyer reviewed our case and felt that ADR is a slim chance. The lawyer is experienced and been to many appeals, so far I'm happy with his helping us prep for the hearing.
Can u plz share your phone no. I just need to ask that where we can check gc key update .
Hi Gourav, if you don't mind sharing the info, why did you get the refusal?
I just want to know that where do you see you back ground check update.
Actually me and my wife had an interview in delhi in april 2019 and the officer refused with reason saying marriage is not genuine . And i won the ADR appeal in Oct 2019 .
