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[client2014]

tofan when did you receive blue book?

 

[morals31]

client 2014
I received my Blue book back in August last year. We originally had a hearing in November but this was moved to April

 

[sumu28]

sumu are you Pakistani or Indian?





i am bangladeshi
and you?

 

[sumu28]

Sumu

I had a full hearing

thnx for reply
if you share with us what did they ask you or what typ of document you show them it will b helpfull for us.
we are all in same stiuation...stressfull n painfull.
thnx in advance

 

[client2014]

well i am Pakistani
sumu listen i tell u why officer refused like she or he said your husband didnt visit etc then give them new evidence and explain why he didn't visit.on which grounds they refused you i dnt know? can you tell reasons wht they refused?

 

[WaitingSince2012]

thnx for reply
if you share with us what did they ask you or what typ of document you show them it will b helpfull for us.
we are all in same stiuation...stressfull n painfull.
thnx in advance

You have to know why they refused you. Whatever grounds they refused you is the ground you have to build a lot of evidence on. If it was because they thought your marriage wasn't genuine, then you have to gather as much evidence as possible on everything and anything that will prove that it is genuine. Go over everything with your partner as much as you can.

Everybody case is different.

 

[bmk8618]

Hello all,
I'm a Aug 2015 applicant. My husband has sponsored me. So far I have received AOR and I applied for work permit a month back. My husband and I got a job in Quebec. We are planning to move there but we are not sure if we will get permanently settled there because my husband studied and worked in Ontario and I studied and going to work in Quebec. SO we are not sure if we will settle in Quebec or Ontario even though both of us have a job in Quebec.

1. Is it okay to not change the address from Ontario to Quebec?
2. Will CSQ process delay my PR from a regular 26 months to additional 5 months?
3. We dont have a permanent address in Quebec yet. By the time , we get a permanent address in Quebec, I'm assuming my first PR stage will get over. Is it okay to change the address after that?
4. Can we go ahead and apply for a Quebec health card?

 

[tofan-ram]

tofan when did you receive blue book?
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More than a year ago

 

[scylla]

Hello all,
I'm a Aug 2015 applicant. My husband has sponsored me. So far I have received AOR and I applied for work permit a month back. My husband and I got a job in Quebec. We are planning to move there but we are not sure if we will get permanently settled there because my husband studied and worked in Ontario and I studied and going to work in Quebec. SO we are not sure if we will settle in Quebec or Ontario even though both of us have a job in Quebec.

1. Is it okay to not change the address from Ontario to Quebec?
2. Will CSQ process delay my PR from a regular 26 months to additional 5 months?
3. We dont have a permanent address in Quebec yet. By the time , we get a permanent address in Quebec, I'm assuming my first PR stage will get over. Is it okay to change the address after that?
4. Can we go ahead and apply for a Quebec health card?

You're posting in the wrong thread. This thread is for appeals.

 

[farhana766]

full hearing or ADR?

Posted by Simple9999

Dear Sumu28 ,

Here are some of the questions they asked me during ADR:

1. Did you read the record?
2. Why the application was refused?
3. When did you have first contact with your wife?
4. Where does your friends lives?
5. Do you want to make any correction in the record?
6. When was the interview?
7. When did you go to visit her? – post marriage
8. How long did you stay in Nov?
9. What did you do during the stay?
10. How many nights you spent in Hotel(s)?
11. Who went with you to Hotel(s)?
12. Did anyone else go with you on these trips?
13. Did any family member of yours go with you in November?
14. How long did you stay in April?
15. Where did you stay?
16. What did you do during this trip?
17. Any family member went with you?
18. Did your family show you any other match before this girl?
19. Why not?
20. How did your family found this girl?
21. When did your family speak with these friends?
22. Did your family look any match for you in Canada?
23. Did your friends introduce any other match for you?
24. How long you know these friends?
25. Who introduce these friends to your parents?
26. Didn't your parents ask other friends or family relatives for a match, whom they know since long time?
27. Why not?
28. When did you reach there in May?
29. Describe?
30. Was your marriage arranged before May or when you first met her in person?
31. Did her mother and your parents talk before you went?
32. There is a visa officer's concern of small gathering, why is that?
33. Did you have any party? Small or big?
34. Who do you live with now?
35. What do your parents do?
36. What do your brothers do?
37. Where do they live?
38. Are they married?
39. Who do your wife lives with?
40. Just her mom?
41. Since when she lives with her mother?
42. What she do in Morocco?
43. When she finished study?
44. Is she taken classes in English?
45. Why she is taking English classes?
46. Explain me what's sort of problems are in her family?
47. Does your wife speak to your family?
48. How many brothers live with you in Canada?
49. Does your wife talk with your brothers?
50. Why not?
51. Have you talked with your brother's wives?
52. When did your brothers got married?
53. When your brother did got married in India?
54. Who arranged your brother's marriage?
55. Did your parents attend your brother's marriage?
56. Did you attend your brother's marriage?
57. Did your sister attend your brother's marriage?
58. Both brothers' marriages were arranged by parents and within your family?
59. Did anyone else go with your on your honeymoon?
60. What are your plans, when your wife comes to Canada?
61. What would she do in Canada?
62. Where did she live when she comes to Canada?
63. Where will your brothers wives will live?
64. How is your parents' health?
65. Do you socialize with ypur friends?
66. How often you meet them?
67. Does your wife contact them too?
68. Do you want to say anything?

 

[farhana766]

Posted by Sangria




Appeal Lingo

IAD - Immigration Appeal Division
ADR - Alternative Dispute Resolution

Once you have been denied the visa office must...

- notify the sponsor of their right to appeal
- provide a copy of the refusal letter sent to the applicant
- include all immigration file numbers for reference
- provide the instructions/form for starting the appeal process - appendix B (see link below)


Notifying IAD that you want to Appeal

- Form must be sent to the IAD Registry Office within 30 days of receiving your refusal letter
- You must include a copy of your refusal letter when you send in the notice of appeal form
- If you choose to use a lawyer or consultant, you must advise the IAD in writing with your representative's information, address, phone number etc.

Page 56-61 of the following link lists more information on the beginning of the process & the address of the IAD Registry Office in your province.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resourc...p/op02-eng.pdf

Once the IAD has your request to appeal

- They will determine if you are approved to appeal
- The full visa file including CAIPS notes will be sent to you or your representative within 120 days.
- If you are approved to continue the appeal, you will likely be scheduled for an ADR hearing

ADR Hearing

An ADR hearing is an opportunity for the sponsor, a representative from CIC and an impartial mediator to meet.

The CIC representative will interview the sponsor, review additional evidence provided to them prior to the hearing date and possibly overturn the previous decision.

**If your refusal letter outlines that your spouse was denied because they didn't know enough about you then the likelyhood of the results being changed are very slim. They will likely reccommend waiting for the final step which is a full court hearing.

Full Court Hearing

Full court hearing is in front of a judge with you being represented by a lawyer and your spouse being teleconferenced in (also represented by a lawyer) and RE-Interviewed.

At this point, the judge would make a decision to approve or deny the request for the visa.

If it is approved, the file is sent back to PAP for further processing.


Should you use a Lawyer or Immigration Consultant?

During the initial stages of the appeal process including the ADR hearing, representation is not required but may be very helpful.

A lawyer or consultant will not be able to help you or say anything during the ADR hearing.

Lawyers/Consultants will have the necessary knowledge to help you through this part, coach you in advance of what will happen, prepare & submit additional evidence to support your case etc.

If the process continued to a full court hearing, legal representation would be required.


How long will this process take?

Going through the appeal process can take a long time. It can be close to a year before you attend an ADR hearing and another 1-2 years to have completed the full court hearing.


More info on the appeal process can be found here...

Links:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resourc.../enf19-eng.pdf

http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/eng/brdcom.../marriage.aspx

 

[farhana766]

Posted by mart0417

The link( http://dr1.com/forums/showthread.php/97417-Immigration-Canada-What-do-you-do-after-you-have-been-denied/page2)

I have been asked to share my expereince after my husbad's visa to Canada was denied. So here goes.....if you have questions please ask, I am willing to share whatever info I can.

to start our first application was denied in January 2007 the reason given were (1) could not show the valitity of our marriage ( 2) after recent circumstances we ( immigration) feel there has been a major change to your situation. My husband had already gone through the interview process and we thought his visa was on the way, then he was called for a second interview they gave him about a 2-3 day notice of the interview, so he went and at the interview an immigration officer asked him some more questions. there was a lot of focus on our recent circumstances ( if you don't know the story jsut ask) and when she was done interviewing she left the room and came back in about 5 minutes and said I'm sorry Mr. **** we are goning to refuse your application and that was the end of that. She asked him to leave and if he had any questions he should contact his sponsor.

I was already in Puerto Plata so when he told me this we started to ask many questions we found it really hard to get into immigration without an appointment to talk to someone when we explained that I was there from Canada and was leaving in a few days someone felt sorry for us and booked an immiediate appointment. WE spoke with an officer and he informed us that the decison was finally and our option was to appeal. All I am going to say on here is about that is it was an awful expereince and if you want more details PM me. So I flew back to Canada contacted many lawyers who all said the same thing find an immigration specialist lawyer, I contacted my MP who said he would look into it, I finally got in contact with an immigration lawyer in Calgary who I met with a few times and provided all the information. He informed me that an APPEAL is very very expensive and are very rarely granted, his suggestion was to reapply.

I spoke with my husband and he spoke with a lawyer in the DR who agreed to reapply was easier and said it woudl then prove that we really wanted to be together. So we started our new application in Mar of 2007 and my husband was granted his visa without an interview the 2nd time and arrived in Canada July 2008. So my advice skip the appeal process and go right into a 2nd application. And FYI I involved my MP right from the beginning on my 2nd application. Good luck to you all and like I said if you have other questions or want more personal details just ask or PM me. Hope this was helpful

 

[Galano1213]

We had our visa denied Mar 22,2016 and This helps us make a decision regarding reappying and stopping the appeal process that would be in Montreal and could take 2-3 years before we get an appointment.

 

[sumu28]

well i am Pakistani
sumu listen i tell u why officer refused like she or he said your husband didnt visit etc then give them new evidence and explain why he didn't visit.on which grounds they refused you i dnt know? can you tell reasons wht they refused?

they said our marriage was not genuine..

 

[client2014]

sumu at the end of interview..lady told you reasons and asked you questions?