there are many variables....the biggest one is whether or not your VO frequently calls for interviews......where there is alot of marriage fraud it is common for almost everyone to be called for an interview....other reasons might be if the relationship has been short in duration before marriage; how many times you have been together; a greater age difference than 20 years....things of that nature.lehaju said:What factors affect whether or not you have to go for an interview?
Just bring them in! Maybe keep them in a separate envelope and suss out the visa officer before presenting them. I've heard they ask about your bedroom activities in interviews : so I think there's no secrets especially when it comes to interview time when you have to show them all you've got.bbccanada said:Hello everyone, i am preparing putting together all the requested documents for my wife's interview cos our visa office is one of those offices that calls for interview before issuing a visa. My question is that for the photos requested, are we allow to bring them our bed room pictures cos i am not sure whether it might be offensive to some Visa officers due to religious reasons? Thanks
ok thanks. Just wondering whether or not we'll be asked to go in for an interview. Our visa office is london, we've been married for almost 15 yrs and as far as I know there shouldn't be anything weird in our history.KJG said:there are many variables....the biggest one is whether or not your VO frequently calls for interviews......where there is alot of marriage fraud it is common for almost everyone to be called for an interview....other reasons might be if the relationship has been short in duration before marriage; how many times you have been together; a greater age difference than 20 years....things of that nature.
besykobuset said:hey guys,
i need your advice my wife received a letter from CIC today stating the ff:
"Dear: ___________________
this refer to the Application toSponsor a member of the Family Class you subemitted to this office on behalf of (husbund's name)
We have reviewd you application and regret to advise that you are not eligible sponsor for the folowing reasons:
1. You have not submitted an application for a member of the family class. You did not declare the applicant to CIC on your own Application of permanent residence or at the time you became permanent resident of Canada. As such you do not meet regulation 117(9)(d). Please Refer to immigration and refugee protection regulations listed below for details
2. Given this ineligibilty issue, we have not reviewd any other sponsorship criteria at this time. in the event the visa officer considers processing the application for permanent resident, he/she wil notify this office and a full review of all sponsorship eligibility requirements will be done. you may be contacted for additional information should that occur.
you indicated on your sponsorship application that you wish to continue with its processing regardless of any ineligibility. As such, the application for permanent residence for your relative as been forwarded to a avisa office abroad for consideration.
Your ineligibilty to sponsor will b a significant factor in the assessment of application for permanent resident for your relative. a final decision regarding that application shall be made by a visa officer and will be communicated to you and your relative...."
my wife applied her PR last 2009 and got approved 2010 as dependent child. her father as the principal applicant. so she didnt declare me that time.this doent make sense to me..
did you not got the sponsorship approval yet?besykobuset said:what should we do to withdraw my papers(applicant) to process here in manila visa office cause i dont see any sense that they will approve my application since my wife(sponsor) is not eligible?
my wife is not approved.. she is not eligible to sponsor me with the reasons i stated on my postsimb said:did you not got the sponsorship approval yet?
I am truly sorry for you.besykobuset said:hey guys,
i need your advice my wife received a letter from CIC today stating the ff:
"Dear: ___________________
this refer to the Application toSponsor a member of the Family Class you subemitted to this office on behalf of (husbund's name)
We have reviewd you application and regret to advise that you are not eligible sponsor for the folowing reasons:
1. You have not submitted an application for a member of the family class. You did not declare the applicant to CIC on your own Application of permanent residence or at the time you became permanent resident of Canada. As such you do not meet regulation 117(9)(d). Please Refer to immigration and refugee protection regulations listed below for details
2. Given this ineligibilty issue, we have not reviewd any other sponsorship criteria at this time. in the event the visa officer considers processing the application for permanent resident, he/she wil notify this office and a full review of all sponsorship eligibility requirements will be done. you may be contacted for additional information should that occur.
you indicated on your sponsorship application that you wish to continue with its processing regardless of any ineligibility. As such, the application for permanent residence for your relative as been forwarded to a avisa office abroad for consideration.
Your ineligibilty to sponsor will b a significant factor in the assessment of application for permanent resident for your relative. a final decision regarding that application shall be made by a visa officer and will be communicated to you and your relative...."
my wife applied her PR last 2009 and got approved 2010 as dependent child. her father as the principal applicant. so she didnt declare me that time.this doent make sense to me..
march 2012 and our relationship started 2007AnaMaria said:I am truly sorry for you.
When did you get married to her?
besykobuset said:my wife is not approved.. she is not eligible to sponsor me with the reasons i stated on my post
the thing we dont understand is that when she applied for her pemanent resident she was a dependent child as her father was the principal applicant. why would she needs to declare me during her aplication of PR in 2009 in the first place?R151NG5UN said:This is really strange, since stage 1 is about the sponsor, surely any flaws on her side of the application should have been flagged at Mississagua? I am really sorry for you, this does not seem fair. She left you off her initial application for PR?
That was my thought. You were not married at the time of her application nor when she landed. There is no need to include her boyfriend in the applications, isn't there? Were you engaged to her that time?besykobuset said:the thing we dont understand is that when she applied for her pemanent resident she was a dependent child as her father was the principal applicant. why would she needs to declare me during her aplication of PR in 2009 in the first place?
Oh no! Now I understand what has happened. Regardless of the fact that you were not applying for PR or had anything to do with her application, 1 of the forms says that you must add all dependants, siblings, parents, grandparents and spouses and obtain medical clearances for any of those that you may wish to sponsor in future. If you fail to declare any of these people any future sponsorships will be closed off.besykobuset said:the thing we dont understand is that when she applied for her pemanent resident she was a dependent child as her father was the principal applicant. why would she needs to declare me during her aplication of PR in 2009 in the first place?