Kurdistan-kazhal said:
its fdupppp, i am 100% sure that those that abuse the system get here faster than those that are in genuine relationships..i know people that have abused this *censored word*ed up system and they are here,,,,and here we are all *censored word*n suffering because Canada has decided to make us *censored word*n suffer and let others in this *censored word*ed up country!!
If your relationship is genuine and you have proof for it you have nothing to worry about.
The Canadian immigration system used to be very loose and they are tightening it up right now which I think is the right thing to do.
A high number of applications are pure frauds which slow down the process and create backs logs. If they set tough rules that would prevent people from even trying to abuse the system it makes the life easier for those who are applying with good intentions.
Just think about this... someone starts a relationship with you just for the sake of coming to Canada and you don't know about this person's intention until they get here and separate from you!!! If it doesn't make the poor victim depressed it will definitely devastate him/her for a while. By making it harder for abusers to try they are protecting potential Canadian victims.
This new rule requires you to live with your spouse for at two years after they get here ... that's all ... if you are sure about your spouse then you have nothing to worry about!
