Not necessarily.snowy2015 said:If background checks have started, does that mean eligibility is passed?
Come join the Dar Es Salaam thread We are a small but supportive group.momo2016 said:Hi everyone,
I’m a somali Canadian living in Quebec, and I’m sponsoring my wife from Somaliland (northern Somalia) thru the Dar Salam office. Here is our timeline.
1. We received xxx application for permanent residence on April 26, 2016.
2. We started processing xxx application on July 6, 2016.
3. Medical results have been received.
few questions
when should i order my GMCS notes and has anyone (on this forum) been transfered to DS visa office?
until now i havent received any document request, and most ppl receive dcmnt request few days after the file is transfered. so does that mean that i have sent a full application?
thanks in advance for answering my questions
7 months is actually a lot faster than it used to bemomo2016 said:Hi MNM2015, ohh maan 7 months b4 ppr it's terrible. Since march we haven’t seen each other (i had taken her to Addis Ababa for her med exam). I must confess that missing my wife is one of the most hurt feeling I’ve had in my life.
The only thing that I'm sure about is being away from the person you love and knowing your future with this person is in others people hands is TERRIBLE. Now I'm in Canada and she is in Somaliland wondering for the day we be together again. The application visa is in their hands and all I say is I have to wait. Days are hard without my wife, nights even more harder. Hope that everybody who is in this situation gets to be with the partners... I believe that in the end true love wins.
Assalamu-alaikum brother,momo2016 said:@ImABule, ohh i hoped you enjoyed your trip last march. I sure as hell did. In one month, it's our anniversary (sept 7), i wont be there for her, last Eid i wasnt there for her, and again i wont be able to celebrate the next Eid with her eithe, and worst, her birthday is in Dec. Now you see why I find 7 months a lot ;P
I, like so many others on this forum, completely understand how you feel. It is much too long to be apart from someone you love. We have a son who is almost a year old and it's heartbreaking for him to have spent most of his first year away from his daddy. Even though we have received the passport request it won't be returned in time for my husband to be here for his first birthdaymomo2016 said:Hi MNM2015, ohh maan 7 months b4 ppr it's terrible. Since march we haven’t seen each other (i had taken her to Addis Ababa for her med exam). I must confess that missing my wife is one of the most hurt feeling I’ve had in my life.
The only thing that I'm sure about is being away from the person you love and knowing your future with this person is in others people hands is TERRIBLE. Now I'm in Canada and she is in Somaliland wondering for the day we be together again. The application visa is in their hands and all I say is I have to wait. Days are hard without my wife, nights even more harder. Hope that everybody who is in this situation gets to be with the partners... I believe that in the end true love wins.
Why haven't you visited?samola10 said:hahaha,
I saw my wife last January 2014 imagine the cries and lonely nights..
we ll all reunite with our spouses soon IJN
My husband was in the same situation...we applied for TRV twice and refused both times....at least the immigration officer was clear in his reasons the second time so basically we knew that he would never get TRV....samola10 said:@Imablue,
we are always denied or refused visa from this part of the world (Nigeria).
well it is said we ll reunite soon though I applied in November 2015 and now 9 months waiting for ppr.