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- Jan 12, 2015
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- Ottawa
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- May 5, 2015
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- October 23, 2015
- AOR Received.
- June 3, 2015
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- July 7, 2015
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- March 21, 2015
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- Nov. 14, 2015
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- Nov. 28, 2015
Hi all,
I hope you're enjoying your week thus far.
An acquaintance of mine is doing research on the well-being and support of those going through spouse or partner visa process. She said she was motivated to look into it after her sister went through the spousal visa process, and she learned that much of what she went through adversely affected her well-being. (No doubt! Waiting for DM is stressful to say the least!)
This research is through the psychology department of the University of Copenhagen.
Normally I wouldn't post something like this, but she plans to publish the findings in hopes that immigration agencies will change their practices for the better. I figure we're a group that really demonstrates what it's like to wait for a decision to be made.
The whole process takes less than 10 minutes and can be found by <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19xW7TytLts86LDP5R6zBGHwL06JNfU2wrb8ZDjm01Qc/viewform"> clicking here! </a>
Thanks for your help, and please feel free to pass it along to your partner/spouse to take, too! ;D
PS--I'm posting this in a few other threads in hopes to gain more numbers. They need at least 20 more people to have a decent sampling. Cheers!
I hope you're enjoying your week thus far.
An acquaintance of mine is doing research on the well-being and support of those going through spouse or partner visa process. She said she was motivated to look into it after her sister went through the spousal visa process, and she learned that much of what she went through adversely affected her well-being. (No doubt! Waiting for DM is stressful to say the least!)
This research is through the psychology department of the University of Copenhagen.
Normally I wouldn't post something like this, but she plans to publish the findings in hopes that immigration agencies will change their practices for the better. I figure we're a group that really demonstrates what it's like to wait for a decision to be made.
The whole process takes less than 10 minutes and can be found by <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19xW7TytLts86LDP5R6zBGHwL06JNfU2wrb8ZDjm01Qc/viewform"> clicking here! </a>
Thanks for your help, and please feel free to pass it along to your partner/spouse to take, too! ;D
PS--I'm posting this in a few other threads in hopes to gain more numbers. They need at least 20 more people to have a decent sampling. Cheers!