Nothing can be said at the moment about other cases, like mine. Where PP was already in ISB and DM was done after 11th day of remed and PP is still resting st CHC-ISB. Yeah I think you should send and email and also ask your MP to contact LVO.shakeel1 said:
CHC, Islamabad Spouse Sponsorship Timeline 2012 -2013
- Thread starter Kiinngg Farakh Gujjar
- Start date
shakeel1
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- Mar 26, 2014
- 10
- Visa Office......
- London
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- May-2013
- AOR Received.
- June-2013
- File Transfer...
- Jan-2014
- Med's Request
- Expired in April 2014
- Med's Done....
- Nov-2014 DM Nov 2014
- Passport Req..
- ALLAH KA SHUKER HA
- VISA ISSUED...
- ALLAH KA SHUKER HA. AGYA HA
- LANDED..........
- JALDEE
Ok best of luckkkk....tachhi said:
anyways.. make sure you have alot of pics.... take pictures everyday....before wedding... during wedding of all the functions... and with close relatives, immediate family members and rukhsati.... and after shadi if u go for your honey moon take pictures... photographs of all dawats and dinners you and your spouse went to....
well it does sometime... you have to explain them like how you met.... and that should be realistic.....tachhi said:
Well after reading this forum I realized that people send some very private stuff with their files, like their chats and messages I was wondering if this is required by CIC or people just send it voluntarily.handsup said:
I am not comfortable sending any of my private stuff and will not send it with my application.
Well they only need proof of communication so its better you add phone record, i requested 6 month call history of my cell phone in canada and also attached my wife's cell phone call history from pakistan... Which was solid evidence... Telephone record showed number of txt msg between me and my spouse and also call record...tachhi said:
Be ready with Phone record, chat logs, skype/viber logs, proof of visit, honey moon pics etc. to provide as an evidence of continued long distance relationship....voluntarily or when required by CIC....be prepared, CIC can ask for any thing.....nothing is private between you, your doctor and CIC .... lol 
tachhi said:
Tachhi,
You need to show sufficient and satisfactory evidence of a genuine marriage to remove any and all doubt from the minds of the visa officers.
Remember, there's a timeline of 30+ months for CHC to work with and they will use it to their full advantage which may mean they keep asking you for more sufficient evidence or worse stick you in the interview queue.
That's why many applicants, myself included, submit as much proof of our relationship/marriage as possible. i.e. my whole application weighed 5kg when I mailed it via Canada Post to CIC-Mississauga.
Better safe then sorry.
Regards,
Khan
You need to show sufficient and satisfactory evidence of a genuine marriage to remove any and all doubt from the minds of the visa officers.
Remember, there's a timeline of 30+ months for CHC to work with and they will use it to their full advantage which may mean they keep asking you for more sufficient evidence or worse stick you in the interview queue.
That's why many applicants, myself included, submit as much proof of our relationship/marriage as possible. i.e. my whole application weighed 5kg when I mailed it via Canada Post to CIC-Mississauga.
Better safe then sorry.
Regards,
Khan
tachhi said:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/3907e.pdf
If you are being sponsored by your spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner, you must send
evidence of the relationship between you and your sponsor such as:
• wedding photos or proof that you are partners,
• card/letters with envelopes addressed from you or your sponsor that indicate the dates
correspondence was sent,
• original telephone bills that clearly indicate phone numbers dialled and date of calls received,
• copies of emails,
• proof of your sponsor's visits such as airline ticket coupons, boarding passes, copies of pages of
your sponsor's passport showing entry/exit stamps,
• documentary evidence if your sponsor is now supporting you financially
For nationals of Pakistan:
• Approximately 15 to 20 printed photographs of you and your sponsor with relatives and friends.
Photos submitted should be comprised by the wedding ceremony (signing of the contract or
Nikkah) and customary celebrations held afterwards (the wedding reception or the Rukhsati in
Urdu). Photos should also include pictures taken of you and your sponsor together on other
occasions, for example, either before and/or after the wedding.
Note: Ensure that all photographs are clearly labelled in English or French with the names of the
persons appearing in the pictures, the date the photo was taken, and the occasion or event
displayed in the photo.
If you are being sponsored by your spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner, you must send
evidence of the relationship between you and your sponsor such as:
• wedding photos or proof that you are partners,
• card/letters with envelopes addressed from you or your sponsor that indicate the dates
correspondence was sent,
• original telephone bills that clearly indicate phone numbers dialled and date of calls received,
• copies of emails,
• proof of your sponsor's visits such as airline ticket coupons, boarding passes, copies of pages of
your sponsor's passport showing entry/exit stamps,
• documentary evidence if your sponsor is now supporting you financially
For nationals of Pakistan:
• Approximately 15 to 20 printed photographs of you and your sponsor with relatives and friends.
Photos submitted should be comprised by the wedding ceremony (signing of the contract or
Nikkah) and customary celebrations held afterwards (the wedding reception or the Rukhsati in
Urdu). Photos should also include pictures taken of you and your sponsor together on other
occasions, for example, either before and/or after the wedding.
Note: Ensure that all photographs are clearly labelled in English or French with the names of the
persons appearing in the pictures, the date the photo was taken, and the occasion or event
displayed in the photo.
kingkhan787 said:
kingkhan787 said:
Yes you are right, send as many proofs as possible, but i did not send any email or my personal msgs, chat history or anything....u can check my timeline, my application package was less than 1 kg... Jan 2014 i helped my friend with his application he submitted exactly the same way as i did, and his package was less thn 1 kg, his file was tranferred to london on 1 march, his wife received medical request on dec 22....
So i will not advise anyone to send personal chats and emails...