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Vlil said:
tofan-ram, just quote the letter precisely, and you will find an answer yourself... what is the title? "Notice to Appear"?
Ater that it should say: "You are required to appear at..." and not just to "attend a session".
Othewise (by what you said) I can suggest that they only want to see what documents you may have on hand. Did you send anything to the IAD earlier?

I haven't send any documents yet. They are asking me to provide any documents that I have for this hearing.
 
In this case, they most likely just want to make sure that you're prepared an did not abandon your appeal (I suppose you have not contacted them at all?) And you're still there in general... :) That should mean that you will get yor hearing scheduled pretty soon after they see you and your docs.
 
can anyone tell me???how much time my partner can stay with me after apeal????months or year!???
 
https://www.thestar.com/news/immigration/2015/05/19/immigration-guide-for-detecting-marriage-fraud-called-racist-and-offensive.html
 
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client2014,
generally, as long as he/she wants and you both can afford. But he/she has to return to Canada for the hearing (although I've heard about hearings held by videoconference from another country, but only in some exceptional circumstanses). There are some limitation though:
If your partner is a Canadian citizen - he/she must show that you both intend to live in Canada after appeal allowed and PR granted. Otherwise this can make another reason for refusal...
If your partner is a Permanent Resident - same applies, but he/she has to reside permanently (which doesn't restrict going for vacation or something like that) in Canada after appeal allowed and while PR application is being processed. And as long as he/she complies with Canadian residency obligations (2 years out of 5).
In any case, this is measured in years, not months.
And of course make sure he/she will be able to receive and respond to any communication from the IAD.
 
thanks for replying vill
 
immgeration apeal rules chnged??Is it true??
 
I just checked my husband ecas and it change to DM. Hopefully the wait is over!
 
client2014 said:
immgeration apeal rules chnged??Is it true??
Not really. There is a minor change of an administrative procedure, which applies to some cases of criminal inadmissibilty.
http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/ImmApp/Pages/NotAviChaProApp.aspx
But the basic rules never changed since 2002.

tuoicao, congratulations! It looks encouraging... I really hope our timeline will be similar.
 
Vlil said:
Not really. There is a minor change of an administrative procedure, which applies to some cases of criminal inadmissibilty.
http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/ImmApp/Pages/NotAviChaProApp.aspx
But the basic rules never changed since 2002.

tuoicao, congratulations! It looks encouraging... I really hope our timeline will be similar.

thank you! i hope yours and everyone timeline will be like mine too!!
 
WaitingSince2012 said:
Yea he got his visa and he is currently in Canada. He came at the end of April. ;D
Thats very nice to hear ;D ;D ;D, Im very glad for him. Thank you very much for the update. Best wishes.
 
Has anyone on here cancelled their appeal and filed again for sponsorship ??????
 
Galano1213 said:
Has anyone on here cancelled their appeal and filed again for sponsorship ??????

Sinply reapplying without a substantial amount of new evidences not included in the original application will just lead to another refusal.

You would have to do something drastic like move/ have your spouse move and live in the applicants country for an extended period of time or something to that effect to be successful in reapplying.
 
Thanks everyone for helping me..i read that immigration officer will refuse if sponsor is staying along time with spouse outside Canada???? Second thing 5days ago I called office lady told me they take 6 months for adr and 1 year for full hearing??? Is it true ... answer me please
 
client2014 said:
Thanks everyone for helping me..i read that immigration officer will refuse if sponsor is staying along time with spouse outside Canada???? Second thing 5days ago I called office lady told me they take 6 months for adr and 1 year for full hearing??? Is it true ... answer me please
really ??? where did you you read that they will refuse if sponsor is staying along with spouse outside Canada ???...You make me worried now...my husbund visit me so much ...since august 2015 until now he visit me 3 time ( every visit he stay here 2 months)...he is still here with me and also he apply for kind of long visa for family reunification to be able to stay here more than 3 months...so why would that be bad and they will refuse us ???...we want to be together but coz I can not visit him in Canada he visit me here and want to spent as much time as we can together...please someone else give your opinion ...I am worried ::) :-[ :'(