My wife flew back to canada today :(

[kyc221]

lol thanks god they didnt ask many questions like that but they didnt let him explain stuff, when he start explaining stuff the interpreter stop him and said ''time out ,stop, just answer short''lol i just finished watching the movie,not bad didnt expect what hapenned at the end.

I hope to waive the interview, and if I end up having to go through one, I'm hoping it will not be with such a VO!

I know about the end, right? I was surprised too. It needs a second part

 

[Shiny88]

I hope to waive the interview, and if I end up having to go through one, I'm hoping it will not be with such a VO!

I know about the end, right? I was surprised too. It needs a second part

crossin fingers for your interview to be waived. Yes the end was good in a way then bad in the other way, and they should definetely make a second part ,if they do i will watch for sure. 8)

 

[Lindissa]

i can totally relate to this 100 percent. i stayed with my husband in canada for just over 6 months, spent every day with eachother.... got married and had to leave two weeks later : ( it was soooo so so hard, and i was so sad for such a long time. but im thankful for the internet and how it lets us talk and see eachother on a daily basis : ) i hope you feel better and hope that you and your wife get to see eachother sometime very soon! i know its hard and its easier said than done, but just hang in there and know that at the end of this all youll never have to worry about when youre going to see her again : )

Oh I feel you, I spent 6 months with my wife in Canada and I had to leave a month after we were married. It is so very hard not to sleep next to her every night but we just keep reminding ourselves that it's only temporary and soon we will be able to continue our lives together. Stay strong everyone, it's only a matter of time! Thank god for Skype, text messages and free phone call apps!

 

[shronak]

thanks! what do you mean though by unexpected questions?? im prepared for the expected lol can you give me an example?

Hi Nitzan900 ,
I can't give you example from an interview, but I think they want to see if the relation is genuine, so you don't need to know everything...
I can tell you that I'm married over 15 yrs, but I don't know my husband favorite color, or any other silly question like that.

The fact that you have been together for 7 months will probably give all you need to pass the interview.

Best of luck, Sharona

 

[annabruce]

Sheesh! I wouldn't be able to answer that! I know what places but the names? yikes

Sometimes not knowing the answer to the question is a greater indication that the relationship is genuine. I don't know where my wife eats out either. I think not knowing would be the most normal answer. I was going through some of the typical questions asked at an interview and quite a few of them I wouldn't be able to answer. Does this make our relationship not genuine. No.

 

[bscinto92]

Oh I feel you, I spent 6 months with my wife in Canada and I had to leave a month after we were married. It is so very hard not to sleep next to her every night but we just keep reminding ourselves that it's only temporary and soon we will be able to continue our lives together. Stay strong everyone, it's only a matter of time! Thank god for Skype, text messages and free phone call apps!

i'm sayin!!! if i didn't have the internet and a webcam to at least see him every night things would be a lot worse, so i'm extremely thankful for that. it will always be hard not having that person by your side though when theyve been there for so long. i miss him to death, and i still see him now, like me visitng there and him visiting here..... but it just doesnt compare at all to living with him : ( i hate how much we fight when we're apart, over stupid things and it's usually because i'm stressing about immigration and he's stressing about his ridiculous work schedule lol. i just want the normal times back and for us to get back into our same old same old routines... i think that was the hardest part of ever having to come back here to Connecticut after being there for 6 months... was breaking into different routines that were so unlike my routines with my husband.