Maya sister I wish you best of luck in your case, what is your timeline and are you sponsering your husband or being sponsered by him.Hope you dont mind sharing the information with us.
Not if you are Permanent resident. Only Canadian Citizens can apply for their spouse while living abroad. You must stay in Canada for the whole application process specially if you are still Permanent Resident.Saisn said:Thanks guys for really positive feedback! Your detailed response helped me a lot with my confusion and now I wish you all good luck with your cases and InshaAllah you all will get your case approved ASAP.
I have sent all documents except wedding pictures, phone bill, emails and Chat logs! I dont know how they will react to this but My fault is I just followed the document check lists so I sent them whatever they asked original Nikkahnama, ID card, Birth Certificate etc along with forms. I worked here for 6 months so have some tax documents. I specially came from pakistan to file this application, I dint know that I could do it over there in Pakistan too.
hi peacemaker!peacekeeper said:My Wife Received AOR on 2-Jan 2010, Processing Started at CHC-Isb. 28th Decmber 2009, Still waiting..
Honestly i do not think they would make an arranged marriage with first cousin that much of an issue. forced marriages, child brides and polygamy..yea ..but first cousin no..everybodys married to their first cousin in pakistan loll..ONE 2 KA 4 said:Wating4u sister you may be intrested to read below comments from CHC-ISB and let me know If you are falling under any of these,
"Forced Marriages, child brides, polygamy and arranged marriages between first cousins are most of the problems that Canadian immigration officials in Pakistan have to deal with.
The revelations are contained in a 26-page report prepared by Canadian officials working out of the immigration and visa office in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
“With few exceptions, the Islamabad spousal reunification program involves Muslim proxy marriages arranged by the families, the vast majority of which take place between first cousins”.
Polygamy is most common among wealthy Pakistani families trying to come to Canada, officials says, though they often wont reject an application if a man has more than one wife.