NEW DELHI - 2013 APPLICANTS.

[RD.NewDelhi]

I DONT GET IT don't they have brains ? its so simple the govt has lost so much of money coz of this ...in milllions its a lot....neither has the union got their raise......whats the pr of this Strikke? now the officers have so much backlog....so basically they both are big losers children who don't even know that none of them is goin to win....in the bargain we guys have gone thru emotional ups and downs stress .....haven't been able to start our lives ...we aren't getting any younger ....we cant start family ...we still have to find work thr...everything is delayed.....and the best part winter starts soon (thx god Canada has summer till another month or so this yr..before it really gets cold)

i second you -- bt v cant do anything else thn praying.

 

[RD.NewDelhi]

Thanks for your kind words & the tip, RD!
Did you mean three months? Just wanna understand what his lawyer in Canada has suggested?

not more thn two mths - ( sorry dint read it before sending thr were lots of spelling mistakes - typed really fast - )

 

[Namachii]

not more thn two mths - ( sorry dint read it before sending thr were lots of spelling mistakes - typed really fast - )

two months sounds really good! thanks, RD!

 

[Myrah7]

two months sounds really good! thanks, RD!

if hes a citizen it doesn't matter how long he stays in india ...but if hes a pr then I don't think he shld stay more than few weeks.....this is all I have judged from all other forums....nothing is written in cic ....abt the stay limit time.

 

[Namachii]

if hes a citizen it doesn't matter how long he stays in india ...but if hes a pr then I don't think he shld stay more than few weeks.....this is all I have judged from all other forums....nothing is written in cic ....abt the stay limit time.

Myrah, I'm a PR. I've noticed posts talking about suggesting a few weeks. My heart yearns for a longer time, few weeks doesn't seems to make justice. If it won't affect the application, I would prefer 2 months. I'm trying to find if there is anything mentioned in CIC website, but can't find it as you have stated.

 

[Myrah7]

Myrah, I'm a PR. I've noticed posts talking about suggesting a few weeks. My heart yearns for a longer time, few weeks doesn't seems to make justice. If it won't affect the application, I would prefer 2 months. I'm trying to find if there is anything's mentioned in CIC, but can't find it as you have stated.

ya I know what u r saying...I wish my hubby cld also come and be with me...but work doesn't permit.... at least for a month its not goin to harm...... u never know he gets the visa and then u guys can leave together....do one thing call cic...and ask them to help u....I think more than lawyers they can give u the best answer and then take a call !!

 

[Namachii]

ya I know what u r saying...I wish my hubby cld also come and be with me...but work doesn't permit.... at least for a month its not goin to harm...... u never know he gets the visa and then u guys can leave together....do one thing call cic...and ask them to help u....I think more than lawyers they can give u the best answer and then take a call !!

I've thought about that. Whenever I've called CIC during the initial processing of my application, I've noticed that they ask for my personal info, UCI, open my file and then answer my concerns. I haven't tried asking general questions. I'm scared for them to make a note on my application saying that the applicant asked about a long trip during the process! Do you think they might answer questions without getting personal info, such as how long I can take a break during the process?

 

[Harshiddhi005]

People i think your husband/wife should be in Canada only till his/her part is done that means just till his/her sponsorship approves then he/she can visit their partner as long as they want cause that will prove their relation is genuine and go back to Canada before his/her partner has little time before their visas are issued. I can be wrong as well. Just used this logic.

 

[Myrah7]

I've thought about that. Whenever I've called CIC during the initial processing of my application, I've noticed that they ask for my personal info, UCI, open my file and then answer my concerns. I haven't tried asking general questions. I'm scared for them to make a note on my application saying that the applicant asked about a long trip during the process! Do you think they might answer questions without getting personal info, such as how long I can take a break during the process?

they are just the call center they are thr to serve u .......don't worry just go ahead and tell them exactly what u want.......most of them don't even know anything anyways try your luck u will get some light

 

[Namachii]

People i think your husband/wife should be in Canada only till his/her part is done that means just till his/her sponsorship approves then he/she can visit their partner as long as they want cause that will prove their relation is genuine and go back to Canada before his/her partner has little time before their visas are issued. I can be wrong as well. Just used this logic.

Yeah that makes sense, Harshiddhi!
If we get sponsorship approval, would they look in to our files after that?
I don't think so. But I have to make sure!

 

[SidhuBTI]

Myrah, I'm a PR. I've noticed posts talking about suggesting a few weeks. My heart yearns for a longer time, few weeks doesn't seems to make justice. If it won't affect the application, I would prefer 2 months. I'm trying to find if there is anything mentioned in CIC website, but can't find it as you have stated.

My wife coming india for 2 months...she has talked to lawyer ( green & spiegel ) in toronto...it does not matter if u r citizen or PR...u can stay as long as u want...but immigration officer must be satisfied that u both will return to canada once your spouse got PR....so i think trip to India should not be longer than 2 months

 

[Myrah7]

Yeah that makes sense, Harshiddhi!
If we get sponsorship approval, would they look in to our files after that?
I don't think so. But I have to make sure!

Living together is good proof your relationship is genuine, so while you are there you should also continue to gather evidence about your relationship by chance if they ask u for some proof

 

[jk45]

Visa to aya nahi but earthquake aa gya ... :'( :'( just experienced it !!

 

[Namachii]

My wife coming india for 2 months...she has talked to lawyer ( green & spiegel ) in toronto...it does not matter if u r citizen or PR...u can stay as long as u want...but immigration officer must be satisfied that u both will return to canada once your spouse got PR....so i think trip to India should not be longer than 2 months

Thanks for sharing that, Sidhu!
Yeah, most probably i'll plan for 6 weeks.
But i'll make sure not to stay longer than 2 months.

 

[jk45]

I've thought about that. Whenever I've called CIC during the initial processing of my application, I've noticed that they ask for my personal info, UCI, open my file and then answer my concerns. I haven't tried asking general questions. I'm scared for them to make a note on my application saying that the applicant asked about a long trip during the process! Do you think they might answer questions without getting personal info, such as how long I can take a break during the process?

Don't worry .. You can always call them .. They lost our file so we used to call them twice a day .. Sometimes everyday .. It doesn't matter .. Calling them is your right .. They don't put any notes .. They are there to answer your queries .. So go ahead .. It's just a call .. Nothing to think about it !!