Wow! Such an evil plot, God will deal with those people accordingly. I know my in-laws are nice people, it's my relatives on my Mother's side and in Mother in law's side i am worried about. In short they envy us. I mind own business and folks love to mind my own. How can you find out who sent a letter?canuck0469 said:sbaksh, as rejessome has indictaed, poison pen letters are much more common than some realize. Have a forum friend that had to go to an interview and answer questions regarding concerns of an MOC due to info they received. They passed the interview and when they got the PPR and went to drop it off, the IO stated they had further info regarding the MOC and would not grant the visa until it was investigated. Some months later the visa was granted. My friend found out that her mother had written the poison pen letters for reasons of her own. Whether people do it because they don't like the spouse, envious or finacial as you'll likely quit sending funds when your spouse lands. Not suggesting that any of her family would do anything like this but. Tell people only what they need to know
Thanks for your help. In a few days i'll know.canuck0469 said:she found out through a family member that thought, as you, it was an evil thing to do to your kin. It all ended well as unless the IO has proof they will not consider it reliable. Sucks that a few more months was lost due to it
I wonder why you have to show CIC too much. You have given them tooo much information that they are even confused. You have given them proof of jewelery you bought and that much be gold, have you checked what the gold worth these days, 2 barrels and a box, and 3 k every month - Come on!!! ? You could afford that but that's a little too much than what normally happens in the weddings, and that's what made your case look like you are a business deal. They do require information but not overload of information. You just overwhelm the officers.sbaksh said:Thanks for your help. In a few days i'll know.
You wife should be assertive with the officer than shocked. Interview is critical and you got to logically convince the officer.sbaksh said:My Wife was completely shock at the allegations made my the officer. She said that she have to review the case and she'll make a decision
Well, if its "over" the months, then it sounds logical. Well, like I said, he should fight for this in case something worse happens.trini777 said:He didnt send $3000 a month, he sent $3000 over the months. This goes against a business marriage as he is the one giving money to her and not the other way around.
Sbaksh - Are you still within the normal processing time? If so, no one will answer your emails or be able to offer much help. As for your need to get the ball rolling...I'm afraid immgration doesn't really give a crap what any of us wants or needs.sbaksh said:So it's been 3 weeks since the status changed to decision and no letter arrived from Trinidad, POS. Does anyone know how long it takes to get a decision letter from Trinidad to Guyana?
I've sent then 3 email, it's been 2 1/2 weeks and no response, all i want to know if it's an approval or rejection. I need to get the ball rolling. The POS office operate like a snail.
Our MP is a complete waste of time, i could get more help from a blind person.
Thanks!
Is it possible they asked her that just to see how she reacted? Bluffing so-to-speak. IMO, you provided enough proof to prove your relationship is genuine. Have you called? Will they tell you anything after the "decision made" is posted?sbaksh said:During the interview the Officer ask her a few question and then she said "I have information that Money was passed to your sponsor"
My wife was shocked, the officer asked this several time.