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[rathika2011]

U r sooo lucky tht ur tome is perfect... look at us (rotika n I both) stuck in a pipe ahhhhhhh!..... pray for us yar

aug2012 congrats im very happy you....yes hina 123 aug2012 is very lucky we just need to pray and see if we will hear something back...I hate this waiting game never ending......

 

[Vijender_Rana]

aug2012 congrats im very happy you....yes hina 123 aug2012 is very lucky we just need to pray and see if we will hear something back...I hate this waiting game never ending......

This waiting game for everyone will end soon..... Dont worry.. be +ve..

 

[rathika2011]

This waiting game for everyone will end soon..... Dont worry.. be +ve..

thankyou I hope so ....what's ur timeline

 

[gango girl]

Thanks.They already have my passport bcoz they asked me to send after medical.so,I sent it with medical,pcc & forms.

congratulations dear Aug2012.......... now pray for others plzzzzzzzzzzz

 

[snow13]

Hi,

My wife finally got her visa. I thought i will post the timeline for anyone who is interested.

first applied - July 2012 (from canada)
Appointment for interview in Delhi - May 2013 - application rejected after interview
Decision Appealed with immigration and refugee board (IRB) in Toronto - June 2013
Case chosen for ADR - Dec 2013
ADR conference in Toronto - Jan 15th, 2014 - ADR successful and case transferred to CPC Ottawa
Fresh Medical and application requested by CPC Ottawa - March 3rd, 2014
Documents Submitted to Ottawa - March 28th, 2014
Passport Requested by Canadian consulate in Delhi- June 5th, 2014
Passport Submitted - June 6th, 2014
Passport with visa returned - June 11th 2014

Ticket Booked June 26th

After two long years we finally can live together. such a huge relief
good luck to everyone who is waiting for their loved ones. hope they will be here soon.
no stress

Snowvil

 

[rathika2011]

Hi,

My wife finally got her visa. I thought i will post the timeline for anyone who is interested.

first applied - July 2012 (from canada)
Appointment for interview in Delhi - May 2013 - application rejected after interview
Decision Appealed with immigration and refugee board (IRB) in Toronto - June 2013
Case chosen for ADR - Dec 2013
ADR conference in Toronto - Jan 15th, 2014 - ADR successful and case transferred to CPC Ottawa
Fresh Medical and application requested by CPC Ottawa - March 3rd, 2014
Documents Submitted to Ottawa - March 28th, 2014
Passport Requested by Canadian consulate in Delhi- June 5th, 2014
Passport Submitted - June 6th, 2014
Passport with visa returned - June 11th 2014

Ticket Booked June 26th

After two long years we finally can live together. such a huge relief
good luck to everyone who is waiting for their loved ones. hope they will be here soon.
no stress

Snowvil

wow finally ur nightmare is over....im very very happy for you...

 

[Aug2012]

Finally got my passport with shiny visa.Thank you every one for your help & support in the long journey of Canadian immigration.I pray that every one stuck in this hectic process get out with success.

 

[kceCanuck]

Anyone who's dealing with the Philippine CIC... Could you give some insight and timetable for your ADR or IAD hearing thru to visa. Given the typhoon we're trying to figure out timing.

 

[yousef40]

We have sent Logo apeal on 2013.04 april in toronto ...But we didnt hear nothing until now... We do not know anything ADR.OR FULL HEARING ....I do not know that there was a problem or there is something fishy....

 

[gsize]

We have sent Logo apeal on 2013.04 april in toronto ...But we didnt hear nothing until now... We do not know anything ADR.OR FULL HEARING ....I do not know that there was a problem or there is something fishy....

expect a full hearing. You will probably hear from them in about 6 months asking for more proof (it was 28 months for us) Best to keep busy !

 

[yousef40]

gsize thank you .for answear .we will probably hear from them in about 6 months ?and we need asking for more proofs? like skyp or phone calls and show more profs ....i know is best to keep busy .thank you .for help yes i know it was 28 months your apeal .im glad you win your apeal the end

 

[rathika2011]

gsize thank you .for answear .we will probably hear from them in about 6 months ?and we need asking for more proofs? like skyp or phone calls and show more profs ....i know is best to keep busy .thank you .for help yes i know it was 28 months your apeal .im glad you win your apeal the end

yes keep your self busy don't worry I think now they are much fast then before to set a hearing date...remember every case is unique.........don't worry I know this waiting game is crazy even after winning the appeal I am still waiting........I pray that u will get a hearing date soon....good luck collect as much as evidence as u can and prepare urself and ur spouse as well good luck

 

[yousef40]

thank you very much rathika2011...yes is game waiting you are right
thank you again for nice advise from you and all people here on this cite

 

[MrsTrejo]

Hello everyone!

I am fairly new here (even though I have been reading pretty much all the pages of this forum) and would love to get some feedback.

Here is a bit of my timeline and my questions. (Sorry this is long)

Married: December 28/11
Filed sponsorship: March 2013
Interview/Decision Made - November 21/13
Received Denial notification - December 20th/13
Reason for Denial - Non genuine
Visa Office: Havana, Cuba
Appeal Filed: January 2014
City - Vancouver, BC.
Blue Book Rec'd: May 2014.

My husband was denied based on 3 reasons. The first is that they think we married too soon after meeting (we met in July 2010, engaged March 2011, married December 28th 2011 - which to me does not seem like a short time. After this we did not file our sponsorship for 2 years), that we do not share a common language (I am Chilean/Canadian and my husband is Cuban. We both speak Spanish.. and he studied English for 3 years..), and that my husband was not employed (he was asked to leave his job as he was a professor. They felt that he could not teach in a socialist setting being married to someone of a country that does not agree in that ruling).

I'm just curious to what is the next steps after the Blue Book has been received. How long until I know what will come next (or an estimate)? If an ADR or full hearing is asked, is it possible to win without a lawyer? Of course I have considered/wanted to hire a lawyer... However being the sole income does put a strain on my pocket book.

If I could get some feedback, opinions, and what to look forward to, I would be so greatly appreciative.

 

[soblue3]

Hello everyone!

I am fairly new here (even though I have been reading pretty much all the pages of this forum) and would love to get some feedback.

Here is a bit of my timeline and my questions. (Sorry this is long)

Married: December 28/11
Filed sponsorship: March 2013
Interview/Decision Made - November 21/13
Received Denial notification - December 20th/13
Reason for Denial - Non genuine
Visa Office: Havana, Cuba
Appeal Filed: January 2014
City - Vancouver, BC.
Blue Book Rec'd: May 2014.

My husband was denied based on 3 reasons. The first is that they think we married too soon after meeting (we met in July 2010, engaged March 2011, married December 28th 2011 - which to me does not seem like a short time. After this we did not file our sponsorship for 2 years), that we do not share a common language (I am Chilean/Canadian and my husband is Cuban. We both speak Spanish.. and he studied English for 3 years..), and that my husband was not employed (he was asked to leave his job as he was a professor. They felt that he could not teach in a socialist setting being married to someone of a country that does not agree in that ruling).

I'm just curious to what is the next steps after the Blue Book has been received. How long until I know what will come next (or an estimate)? If an ADR or full hearing is asked, is it possible to win without a lawyer? Of course I have considered/wanted to hire a lawyer... However being the sole income does put a strain on my pocket book.

If I could get some feedback, opinions, and what to look forward to, I would be so greatly appreciative.

So sorry to hear about your experience. This is so crazy they can say you dont have a common language? The time frame is not too short...really i think government of Canada needs to pick the Visa officers better. It is us who are paying their wages..with all the immigration fees and taxes. How can they have so much power to mess with peoples lives? I dont know how long it takes ...i think it depends on the area you live in. I hear that some consultants are not as expensive...maybe ask people here who live in your area and who won their appeals to see if anybody had a reasonable consultant. I wish you good luck with everything.