NEW DELHI - 2013 APPLICANTS.

[SN0206]

finally got IP today ..


Permanent Residence

1.We received your application for permanent residence on March 14, 2013.

2.We started processing your application on February 20, 2014.

3.Interview scheduled for February 20, 2014.

Congratss!!! Finally IP! hopefully you will get visa very soon! God bless!

 

[buggi2008]

Getting more tensed....because it has been 1.5 week that my status shows DM....and also they have already returned my pp after interview at Chd office.....any suggestions pls...

 

[Loving]

Hi everyone!

Can somebody help me pls. I applied for GCMS notes in Jan 14 and its more than a month now and still didn't get any reply.Is this normal?
Any comment is appreciated,thanks!

Send email to them that its almost more then a month now and you have not received reply of GCMS note.

Same happened with me and after I sent email they sent my GCMS notes.

 

[Mrs. Hope]

No its not normal....they should reply within 30days.....did you get acknowledgement mail when you applied for notes, just to be doubly sure....i suggest you write them an email.....good luck

Yes I got an acknowledgement email, I will send them an email.Thanks for the info.

 

[Mrs. Hope]

Send email to them that its almost more then a month now and you have not received reply of GCMS note.

Same happened with me and after I sent email they sent my GCMS notes.

Thank you for the info.

 

[boxxer47]

Any updates on June applications today?

 

[SN0206]

Getting more tensed....because it has been 1.5 week that my status shows DM....and also they have already returned my pp after interview at Chd office.....any suggestions pls...

have you talked to MP about this yet? Dont be tensed. Stay strong. God bless!

 

[SN0206]

Any updates on June applications today?

Not today yet. Maybe we hear good newss tomorrow so hopefully!

 

[boxxer47]

Not today yet. Maybe we hear good newss tomorrow so hopefully!

Yeah hopefully. I hope we all get a blast of IPs and DMs tomorrow.

 

[sad 2b away]

Yeah hopefully. I hope we all get a blast of IPs and DMs tomorrow.

no updates today? sunday use to be the update day why are these guys not processing files or may be not updating....please start july fast, water is going over the head now.

 

[Myrah7]

Getting more tensed....because it has been 1.5 week that my status shows DM....and also they have already returned my pp after interview at Chd office.....any suggestions pls...

Hi buggi it takes 1-4 weeks from ndvo to send u a letter now ... Abt your interview result ...I'm sorry but I hope u know dm means 99.9% visa rejected specially if u have your pp.... Hope what I'm saying comes out false but u have to be prepared for the worst... All the best !

 

[magessss]

Hi buggi it takes 1-4 weeks from ndvo to send u a letter now ... Abt your interview result ...I'm sorry but I hope u know dm means 99.9% visa rejected specially if u have your pp.... Hope what I'm saying comes out false but u have to be prepared for the worst... All the best !

Hey Myrah7,

that is very sad news but it all depends on how the officer looked at the interview. If there were not satisfied with the application then we can only appeal.

 

[Myrah7]

Hey Myrah7,

that is very sad news but it all depends on how the officer looked at the interview. If there were not satisfied with the application then we can only appeal.

Ya magesss it's sad man don't know if appeal is faster or re- applying ? Or which is better

 

[Loving]

When Sept 2013 applicants turn will come ???????????


Myrah and Desi Girl your expert comments please.....

 

[haritsharma]

Ya magesss it's sad man don't know if appeal is faster or re- applying ? Or which is better

May this information help.but i think everything is possible with NDVO.i have some federal court of Canada orders that shows CIC also wrong on many cases.this is just waiting game more and wastage of time.may god help them.this is very very very bad news.

What must I show to win my appeal?
To win your appeal, you must show that the refusal to approve your spouse's application is wrong in law or wrong in fact. That means that it is your responsibility to show that the visa officer made the wrong decision. It is your responsibility to show that your appeal should be allowed and not dismissed.

If the visa officer refused to issue a visa to your spouse because the officer believed that your marriage was not legal, then to win your appeal, you must show that it is a legal marriage in the country where you were married and in Canada. For example, you must show:

The marriage law in the country where your marriage took place; and
How you met the requirements of that law, as well as the marriage law in Canada.
If the reason for refusal was that the visa officer did not believe you had a genuine marriage, then you must show that your marriage is genuine or was not entered into primarily for the purpose of gaining any Canadian immigration status or benefit (this usually means getting permanent resident status for your spouse).

To decide this, the Member may consider evidence about:

How you met your spouse and how your relationship developed;
The circumstances of your engagement and marriage, including the knowledge and involvement of your families;
What you did after you got married, including the contact you have had with your spouse;
What you know about each other;
What you plan for your future together; and
Any other information that may help the Member decide your appeal.
There may be other reasons that the visa officer gives for refusing your spouse - the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations sets out some situations where a spouse will be seen as not belonging to the family class, and therefore not be able to be sponsored to Canada (see section 117(9) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations).

You should come prepared to deal with all of the reasons the visa officer gave for refusing your spouse's application. But the Minister's counsel or the IAD Member may also ask you questions about anything dealing with your marriage and your relationship with your spouse.