Applied for a visitor visa to canada(need legal help)

[mrsshabi]

Hi freinds

I have applied for a visitor visa and sent my application with passport and all required documents to canadian ambessy in washington...
I sent my application in the end of aug 2011 and according to canadian embassy in washington processing time for visitor visa takes 30 days...
but now its going almost two months and I am not getting any reply or respond of my emails...and they never told abt any progress of status on phn....
I am in usa and my wife is already there in canada on visitor visa..... so wht should i do now? do any of u have any idea that how much time they are taking for visa in washington these days? how can i contact them?

It would be great for giving me legal advice
thanks

 

[scylla]

We can give you advice - but not legal advice.

If you're looking for legal advice, please contact Canadian immigration lawyer David Cohen who pays for this forum. His contact information can be found here:

http://www.canadavisa.com/

 

[chuddy]

Good day, I need help is there anyone who can tell me what to do regarding visitors visa refusal to canada? My consin invited and she is canadian but my visa was refused reason because am self employed and my bank statement is not funded well. But my consin in canada sent her bank statement and employment letters proving that I have suffient means of support during my stay in canada and able to transport myself back home can I appeal this decision ?

Someone should answer me please.

 

[PMM]

Hi

Good day, I need help is there anyone who can tell me what to do regarding visitors visa refusal to canada? My consin invited and she is canadian but my visa was refused reason because am self employed and my bank statement is not funded well. But my consin in canada sent her bank statement and employment letters proving that I have suffient means of support during my stay in canada and able to transport myself back home can I appeal this decision ?

Someone should answer me please.

There is no appeal, except for leave to appeal to the Federal Court of Canada. Your only option is to re-apply addressing all the concerns in the refusal.