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clon

Full Member
Sep 30, 2012
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honestly personally i have never been stressed to this extent, i was so used staying with my wife, a lot of memories keep coming though now i got used but the first time she disappeared i spent 4 months in wired situation, i wud qurrel with everyone, always unhappy and now that they requested for my passport and its taking months to return i feel terrible, this is a very painful waiting really, i just feel sorry for guys with weak hearts am sure very many couples brake up. actually me i dint know that i wud ever b in such a situation first of all my wife was born in canada and raised in a different country and its not a visa free country, so we met at school and dint knw tht at some point it cud end up like this, i swear i shed tears wen she was living for canada, i cudnt believe, i mis her so much. all i do is to put faith in God and believe everything works out for a better future. Lets have hope, we will make it though the struggle will continue.
 

loving wife

Star Member
Sep 29, 2012
93
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montreal quebec
Category........
Visa Office......
P O S
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
1- 5-2012
AOR Received.
23- 4- 2012
File Transfer...
3-15-2012( CSQ approved
Med's Done....
15 -11-2011
Interview........
12-12-2012
VISA ISSUED...
CORP 12-12-2012
LANDED..........
18-12-2012
Hi clon,it.s ok to cry sometimes,i do most of the time,i miss my husband also
ever though we talk all the time on the phone,especially at night when i have to sleep.
One good thing about my country we don't need a visa to visit each other so if by now
and december no decision made in his files,he will be coming for xmas.So lets keep
the faith and pray that everything will work out soon.