I am certainly not qualified, so take my answer with a grain of salt...personally I believe that whether it is the rule or not, they want to see a close tie to Canada and they want to see that you intend to live your life here.
I got that strong impression during my interview. The agent seemed to be very satisfied when I could demonstrate that my center point of my life is in Canada. It was easy for me as my husband and kids are Canadians, my inlaws all live here, kids are at school or work in Canada, own property, two dogs...
The interesting thing was that the agent quite "innocently" asked me these questions about what my husband and kids do...
As said, I do not know what the rules are, but nevertheless, the ties to Canada I do believe are important.
Bummer with your case! I assume you withdrew the application and you will try again?
Best of luck!
Stef.
I got that strong impression during my interview. The agent seemed to be very satisfied when I could demonstrate that my center point of my life is in Canada. It was easy for me as my husband and kids are Canadians, my inlaws all live here, kids are at school or work in Canada, own property, two dogs...
The interesting thing was that the agent quite "innocently" asked me these questions about what my husband and kids do...
As said, I do not know what the rules are, but nevertheless, the ties to Canada I do believe are important.
Bummer with your case! I assume you withdrew the application and you will try again?
Best of luck!
Stef.