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[Alurra71]

Yes, I do still feel that 'no' would be the proper response. Even though she will remain with you at your parents home, this is more akin to a 'honeymoon' type thing than it is to actually living with one another. I would include her remaining with you for the 2 weeks after the wedding in the explanation sheet for the 'visiting' part if it were me.

I still firmly think that CIC is looking for the 'setup a household' together and not just stayed together for a couple weeks.

 

[Myrah7]

Yes, I do still feel that 'no' would be the proper response. Even though she will remain with you at your parents home, this is more akin to a 'honeymoon' type thing than it is to actually living with one another. I would include her remaining with you for the 2 weeks after the wedding in the explanation sheet for the 'visiting' part if it were me.

I still firmly think that CIC is looking for the 'setup a household' together and not just stayed together for a couple weeks.

i totally agree with Alurra71 .........2 weeks is as good as a holiday...its not living together...... but most impt pls do mention it clearly to them that u stayed together after marriage for 2 weeks ...good luck !!

 

[rogerset]

Hi Allura and others,

Hi All

I have one more question then:

After marriage, my wife will stay with me for 2 weeks. Then I will return to Canada and at that point, my wife will go back to live with her parents. So for question 29, are you living with someone other than your sponsor, if i put that my spouse is living with her parents, will that raise doubts in the VO's mind? The reason i want my wife to go back and live with her parents is this will be her last chance to spend as much time with her parents as possible as once she comes to Canada, the opportunities to visit her parents will be less.

Pls advise.

 

[Alurra71]

Hi Allura and others,

Hi All

I have one more question then:

After marriage, my wife will stay with me for 2 weeks. Then I will return to Canada and at that point, my wife will go back to live with her parents. So for question 29, are you living with someone other than your sponsor, if i put that my spouse is living with her parents, will that raise doubts in the VO's mind? The reason i want my wife to go back and live with her parents is this will be her last chance to spend as much time with her parents as possible as once she comes to Canada, the opportunities to visit her parents will be less.

Pls advise.

No. I don't think they will look upon that badly as she would have to wait for her PR to settle with you in Canada anyhow. I think you should note exactly as you have here why she is staying with her parents and it should be fine!

 

[keepthefaith]

Good day Seniors. I have a very big problem. CIC requested for NBI certification from USA for my spouse but how can he have one will infact he only have C1d visa for seaman not a landbase job. All workdays spent only in the ship. Pleaseeeeee help. Anyone with same situation as our please please help. Angry

 

[Alurra71]

Good day Seniors. I have a very big problem. CIC requested for NBI certification from USA for my spouse but how can he have one will infact he only have C1d visa for seaman not a landbase job. All workdays spent only in the ship. Pleaseeeeee help. Anyone with same situation as our please please help. Angry

They want him to have his fingerprints taken and sent to the FBI for their clearances. They must have their reasons, and something stated in the application has given them the idea that he has in fact been in the US for 6 months or more. Your best bet is to just have his fingerprints done and sent to the FBI and get the clearance letter.