NEW DELHI - 2014 APPLICANTS

[sharma S]

After in process this wait is killing ;( hey much time it will take now for DM. My med expired on 22 Aug. M in process since 12 august

 

[Tenso]

After in process this wait is killing ;( hey much time it will take now for DM. My med expired on 22 Aug. M in process since 12 august

Hey, my meds expired on the 11th of August, and I'm "In process" since 17th August.
Have you received any re-meds request? Or can we expect DM without having to go for remedicals?

 

[sharma S]

Hey, my meds expired on the 11th of August, and I'm "In process" since 17th August.
Have you received any re-meds request? Or can we expect DM without having to go for remedicals?

m also in the same confusion. Don't know what is going to happen now. M damnn frustrated. M October 3rd applicant. I didn't see my husband from past 14 months and and one and half yr passed after marriage. Life became hell now. Getting tensed day by day ;(

 

[prforme]

I think 1st week of sep brings us some light..be patient n positive

 

[angel2812]

Hey, my meds expired on the 11th of August, and I'm "In process" since 17th August.
Have you received any re-meds request? Or can we expect DM without having to go for remedicals?

i got remed on 17th aug bt status still AR MR...Y is it so? does getting remeds mean IP...??? can sm1 please tell me

 

[Tenso]

m also in the same confusion. Don't know what is going to happen now. M damnn frustrated. M October 3rd applicant. I didn't see my husband from past 14 months and and one and half yr passed after marriage. Life became hell now. Getting tensed day by day ;(

I can understand, I too haven't met my husband for almost a year now. I try not to get frustrated but can't help it. I wish NDVO could show us some mercy and extend our medicals, if that's possible.
Let's hope for the best. We have waited so long, a little more, maybe.

 

[Tenso]

i got remed on 17th aug bt status still AR MR...Y is it so? does getting remeds mean IP...??? can sm1 please tell me

Hey, don't worry, I've seen some applicants here who got their re-meds request first and then IP.
I pray it's the same for you, too. Good luck.

 

[Tenso]

I think 1st week of sep brings us some light..be patient n positive

Thanks for bringing in positivity to this forum! Much needed.
Best wishes to all

 

[ecanada]

Hi Preetaman , did u get any response after IP ?
I am also Waiting since 8 May . Why are they taking so much time !!!1. Anyway keep us posted guys . Best of luck to all of you .

 

[khancool2006]

wt do u mean by age gap .. is it less or more . whats the standard age gap any idea
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There is no standard age
for e.g age of girl is 23 and boy (uncle) is 47 and in india usually boys are elder than girl if age of boy is 23 and girl 31 . what do you think about this age gap?
4 to 5 years does not matter but big age gap will definitely create problem in interview.

How abt a gap of 1 to 2 year ?

 

[Calgariandoll]

Hi all!!!! finally all the tracking, status checking, stress, hassle, time estimates are over now. My hubby got his passport back today!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D!........I hope you all get over this soon as well and try your best not to stress over this. I know its easier said then done it does seem like an endless wait but it will all be over soon and you will be with your loved ones forever and ever.

 

[jaytanz]

i got remed on 17th aug bt status still AR MR...Y is it so? does getting remeds mean IP...??? can sm1 please tell me

hi
do you have travel history ???

 

[CVIF123]

Hi frnds...is der any1 who knows how cic luks into cases related to second marriage n how much tym dey take to make the decision on such cases...i m april 2015 applicant..received AOR2 on 13th july....waiting for reply.

5.33. Legality of foreign divorces
Visa officers may need to look closely at foreign divorces to determine if sponsors or applicants were, or are, legally free to marry again. The fact that a marriage licence was issued, or that a couple has remarried, is not proof that a divorce was legal where it occurred, or that it would be recognized as legally valid in Canada.
A foreign divorce is without effect if it was obtained by fraud or by denial of natural justice.
The federal Divorce Act of 1985 governs the recognition of foreign divorces. It specifically provides for the recognition of foreign divorces where the divorce was granted after February 13, 1986. These divorces are valid in Canada if either spouse was ordinarily resident in the foreign jurisdiction for one year immediately preceding the application for the divorce.
The Divorce Act also preserves common-law rules respecting recognition of foreign divorces. For example, Canadian courts may recognize foreign divorces when:
 they are issued from a court in a country where neither spouse was ordinarily resident, but where the decree is recognized by the law of that country (other than Canada) where one or both were ordinarily resident at the time of the divorce. For example, a party living in California obtains a divorce in Nevada. If California recognizes the Nevada divorce, it is valid in Canada.
 either party can show that they had a “real and substantial connection” with the foreign jurisdiction at the time of the divorce. Factors that might indicate whether there was a real and substantial connection would be whether an individual was born in that country, had family there, and regularly travelled there to spend time in the jurisdiction. This could be strengthened further if the individual owned property or conducted business in the jurisdiction. These factors are relevant because they indicate whether the court in that other country had the proper jurisdiction to hear the divorce when neither of the parties was ordinarily residing there for a year preceding the divorce action. If the real and substantial connection is made, and that party obtains a legal divorce in that country, it is valid in Canada.
It is also possible that a divorce, issued by a court in a country where neither spouse was ordinarily resident but that is recognized by a second country (other than Canada) where one or both can show that they had a real and substantial connection to that second country at the time of the divorce, would be valid in Canada. For example, a party now ordinarily resident in Canada obtains a divorce in Nevada but was born in California, still has family there, and regularly travels there to spend significant amounts of time, maintaining a cottage that they inherited. If California legally recognizes the Nevada divorce, it may be valid in Canada, although it may be necessary to seek legal advice from NHQ.

 

[jaytanz]

It has been while I didn't come online. I have spoken with my friend who had interview, following are some questions have been asked:
1. Why did you wait so long for wedding when you have been in relationship more than 7 years?
2. isn't you were only waiting her to get Canadian PR, so you can go to Canada through her?
3. Where does she work?
4. what is her salary?
5. In which bank she has account?
6. What is her boss name?
7 What is her address?
8. Where were your very first visiting after wedding? (make sure very first!!!! not honeymoon)?
9. how many people were at home next day of your wedding?
10. How often you communicate?
11. what source do you use to communicate?
12. some questions were about the person who arrange this marriage?

can you also please suggest which month applicant was your friend
here is my Plus 1 for you for helping others by sharing this

Good Luck

 

[aikam]

Hi all!!!! finally all the tracking, status checking, stress, hassle, time estimates are over now. My hubby got his passport back today!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D!........I hope you all get over this soon as well and try your best not to stress over this. I know its easier said then done it does seem like an endless wait but it will all be over soon and you will be with your loved ones forever and ever.

Congrats and HAve a wonderful life ahead....