Why doesn't he just fly over and 'land' then go back and wait for his exemption paper? If this visa lapses, you will have to start all over again from scratch. If they issued the visa without this exemption, it was apparently not a requirement to get the visa, so in theory he shouldn't be held back from making a 'visit' to Canada then returning to get this exemption paper ....Aquarian said:
Alurra71 said:
Oh? I thought the CIC asked for military exemption papers? My husband and I are doing his paperwork now (he's Syrian) and they wanted the military papers. Perhaps it's a country specific thing..?Aquarian said:Thank you for the advice, but it does not work that way. Canadian government does not care about the military rules of another country, and that is why he was approved with or without the card/exemption. It is the military who will 100% stop him at the airport in Algeria. They will refuse to allow him to leave whether with a tourist visa or permanent one. Once your name is on the list, you cannot leave, period. They are now more strict anyway because of the problems going on...
We are still, at present, waiting....I know of another couple in the same boat as us...
I have several friends here who are STUCK (no passport, no ID) because of their service.
angryrectangle said:Oh? I thought the CIC asked for military exemption papers? My husband and I are doing his paperwork now (he's Syrian) and they wanted the military papers. Perhaps it's a country specific thing..?
This situation sucks! Sorry to hear you guys are stuck in this
Yes, that is what I meant. He still has a little bit of time left then. That is good. It must be hard to know he is approved to come and has all his t's crossed and i's dotted and someone else is now dragging their heels. I hope things work out for you quickly.Aquarian said:
Aquarian said:
what knd of red flags u had?ı am ın same sıtuatıon...dıfferent relıgıon.dıfferent countrıes..my famıly was agaınst that relatıonshıp so ı dıdnt reveal the weddıng.ı decıded that we had to marry fırst and later we reveal ıt to my mother so that she would have no other choıce thatn to accept ıt....language dıfferent..but for all ı have an answer...we sent a seperate sheet of paperexplaınıng all.ı know my husband sınce 2007 we spşlıtted up for 2 years and we are sınce 2010 together the last 2 years marrıed and lıve ın hıs country...ı learnt hıs language for expamle or for relıgıon we do not have any kınd of problem whıle ı am atheıst and he ıs mulsım but not fanatıc....ı ıncluded all,of course we do not have weddıng photos whıle when we got marrıed hıs mother had dıed 5 months ago and we just sıgned thınkıng we wıll make a receptıon later....ın turkey u can make thıs..but ı explaın them ın the meanwhıle my mother became ıll and dıed.......do u thınk they belıeve thıs?MadeInCanada said:
It's good to address your relationship red flags, but more importantly, you have to show CIC your intentions of living in Canada. It might be hard to do considering you've never lived there before, so you need to work on that as well.ninakap30 said:
for me the most ımportant ıs to prove that my marrıage ıs a true product of love...about goıng to canada ı thınk ı have mentıoned proof.fora human ıs not possıble to make more really...whıle ı lıve ın Istanbul.....what makes me worrıed ıs that all tıme ı read about red flags and that they deal a lot...whıle people prove theır relatıonshıp...ı cant understand why they make ıs lıke thıs dıffıcult and stressful..all cases cant me ın one glass,alla cases cant follow the Norm,thats why we call them and crazy love storıes..ı dont know but sometımes ı feel ı do not have the wıllıngness to pass through all thıs stress and fınally they reject usmikeymyke said:
sometımes really ı feel ı must stop the procedure.....for example ıf ı decıde to go Canada alone and prove them that ı really am ın Canada ıts possıble that they thınk my weddıng ıs not true..how u let ur husband alone?ıf ı am here wıth hım they can say ohh u dont have ıntentıon really to move!!!vıcıous cırcle.......
I don't know if they would think that. I really hope not! So many of the relationships they deal with are long distance relationships, and other ones when even a couple lives together and they then need to live separately for a period before they can legally live together again.ninakap30 said:
but...its not logical to go alone...personally i am.married 2years.i had a distance relationHip 2 years,different countries.i married and till my husband fix our life in istanbul we were living apart...so i said them i cant make it again...canada is toonfar from turkey....i.cant even visit him...in my opinion they ask.unnormal things....who makes all tjis procedure collectinh papers,notary,translations,gives money and no goes?U must be crazy then,is not a gamecommonlawsponsor said:
please don't let nina's frantic ramblings make you question your own application. It is perfectly normal for OUTLAND applicants to NOT BE LIVING with their sponsor. For the most part, CIC assumes the couple is NOT living together since the sponsor is in CAnada, and the appicant is in their home country waiting for approval to "move" to canada. CIC wants to know upon approval you will return to canada to start a life, right? so why would they care if the sponsor left first to lay the foundation IN CANADA and the applicant waited to be approved for PR before coming to canada? If anything, I would think that would help you prove your intentions! An outland applicant can't "move" to canada until they are given the proper authority to by CIC. There are many couples that need to remain apart for visa, economic or family reason. It is a normal piece to this process.commonlawsponsor said:
