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zadel said:
thanks jarry96...thanks for the info....i really do appreciate it...hopefuly when i send this additional docs..they will consider or give us a chance...

Zadel, I did a little research to see how CIC evaluates applications under the conjugal category and I found this:

"In general, people who have made the level of commitment expected in a conjugal relationship
would normally marry or live together. If a foreign national could have married their Canadian
sponsor or lived with them, and chose not to do so, then it is questionable whether they have the
significant degree of commitment characteristic of a conjugal relationship.
The conjugal-partner applicant should explain why they have not been able to live continuously
with their sponsor for at least one year. In most cases, there will be an immigration impediment to
continuous cohabitation (e.g., inability to obtain long-stay visas for one another’s country). Noncohabitation
for purely personal or economic reasons (i.e., did not want to give up a job or studies)
does not normally qualify as a sufficient impediment, but should be assessed on a case-by-case
basis. Applicants should be able to provide evidence that they have seriously considered living
together as common-law partners. For example, they might have explored options for living
together in one another’s country, such as work or study permits, how their occupational skills and
qualifications would be recognized in their partner’s country, visitor visas, long-term visitor status,
etc.
Officers should also inquire whether the couple is planning to marry. If they are planning to marry,
then they are fiancés and may not have established a conjugal relationship. Officers should
explain that there is no fiancé(e) category in Canada’s immigration legislation, and that the foreign
national fiancé(e) must be married to their Canadian sponsor and apply to immigrate as a married
spouse.
"

This may not be very helpful but perhaps it will help you decide on your best approach to the CIC request for more information.
 
Hi to everyone!!!:):):)
Magtatanong lang po ako sa inyo?,december applicant po ako na received. ko po ung sponsorship approval jan18...sa nakikita ko po kasi matagal inaabot ang processing s manila?..wala kayang magiging problema kung uuwi muna ako ng piliinas for vacation (1mon)lng....wala n po ba hahanapin s akin n documents ang cic or dapat ko pa ba sila i inform n plan ko umuwi ng pilipinas..maraming salamat po:):):):
 
ayi_26 said:
Hi to everyone!!!:):):)
Magtatanong lang po ako sa inyo?,december applicant po ako na received. ko po ung sponsorship approval jan18...sa nakikita ko po kasi matagal inaabot ang processing s manila?..wala kayang magiging problema kung uuwi muna ako ng piliinas for vacation (1mon)lng....wala n po ba hahanapin s akin n documents ang cic or dapat ko pa ba sila i inform n plan ko umuwi ng pilipinas..maraming salamat po:):):):

Are you the sponsor or are you being sponsored? Are you a Philippine citizen living in Canada? What is your status in Canada?
 
zadel said:
sis salamat ha...salamat sa suporta mo at sa lhat ng ngrereply sa mga post ko...hindi ko na kasi alam kung anu pang proof ang kelangan nila eh..pero i will send namn lhat lhat soon..kukunin ko lng mga testimony ng mga kaibgan and friends ko...they are willing to write a testimony na genuine ang aming relasyon....sana nga mabigyan kame ng chance...if i have to go home to meet the VO i will go home right away... may fb ka ba sis ? add mo ko sa zadelchieva @ yahoo.ca...ingats lage godbless all of us...goodluck to everyone and gud luck to me and my partner..=))

your welcome sis, so far wala naman akung nalaman na nadeny, kaso mas tumatagal ang processing pero wag munang isipan kasi marami naman tayong nag hihintay..hehehehe :P :P :P :P :P :P, lahat ng recent documents meron kayo, pictures, chat, sa FB, print screen, itinerary,boarding pass, lahat lahat na... ask ko yung kailala ko kung ano yung mga documents na na send nya sa CEM..wag kang mawalan ng pag.asa stay positive :)...
oo mi FB ako sis :) God bless sa atin lahat :D
 
Hello everyone!!! I am currently here in the Philippines with my partner...enjoying our vacation. Anyway, I don't have any positive news yet as per application is concern but I will keep you all posted as soon as I receive any information from my lawyer. Goodluck to all of us and may the ppr and visa be with us soon!!!
 
sundie134 said:
hindi sis kasal sila pero humingi din sila ng proofs, feeling ko lang sis tinitignan nila kung constant parin ang communication nyo after kayong nag submit. Ngayun tinawagan na sya ng CEM approved na visa nya..

Zadel, maganda sana if may proofs pa kayo ng communication na madami after you ssubmitted in July..
 
blessedelaine said:
Zadel, maganda sana if may proofs pa kayo ng communication na madami after you ssubmitted in July..

sis madame proofs...un ang ipapasa ko..at sana naman enough na un para ma prove un relasyon nmin...hay nako..=(
 
Ako ung sponsored...dito ako s montreal nakatira...permanent residence n ko dito...wala bang magiging problema sa ppers namin ng asawa ko kung uuwi muna ako sa april..salamat po
 
jarry96 said:
Zadel, I did a little research to see how CIC evaluates applications under the conjugal category and I found this:

"In general, people who have made the level of commitment expected in a conjugal relationship
would normally marry or live together. If a foreign national could have married their Canadian
sponsor or lived with them, and chose not to do so, then it is questionable whether they have the
significant degree of commitment characteristic of a conjugal relationship.
The conjugal-partner applicant should explain why they have not been able to live continuously
with their sponsor for at least one year. In most cases, there will be an immigration impediment to
continuous cohabitation (e.g., inability to obtain long-stay visas for one another's country). Noncohabitation
for purely personal or economic reasons (i.e., did not want to give up a job or studies)
does not normally qualify as a sufficient impediment, but should be assessed on a case-by-case
basis. Applicants should be able to provide evidence that they have seriously considered living
together as common-law partners. For example, they might have explored options for living
together in one another's country, such as work or study permits, how their occupational skills and
qualifications would be recognized in their partner's country, visitor visas, long-term visitor status,
etc.
Officers should also inquire whether the couple is planning to marry. If they are planning to marry,
then they are fiancés and may not have established a conjugal relationship. Officers should
explain that there is no fiancé(e) category in Canada's immigration legislation, and that the foreign
national fiancé(e) must be married to their Canadian sponsor and apply to immigrate as a married
spouse.
"

This may not be very helpful but perhaps it will help you decide on your best approach to the CIC request for more information.


thanks jarry ur so helpful...sana mabigayan pa din kmi ng chance...hoping and praying =)
 
zadel said:
sis madame proofs...un ang ipapasa ko..at sana naman enough na un para ma prove un relasyon nmin...hay nako..=(

OO sama mo lahat ng possible na mahalungkat mo pa...
Wala ba kayo joint account? Remittance Slips? Greeting cards, phone bills...
 
blessedelaine said:
OO sama mo lahat ng possible na mahalungkat mo pa...
Wala ba kayo joint account? Remittance Slips? Greeting cards, phone bills...

sis meron remittance slips, phone bills, meron din joint account kaya lng wala kmi statement nakukuha from china bank eh...greeting cards wala naman kasi d n yata uso un ngaun..puro sa internet na lhat...
 
zadel said:
sis meron remittance slips, phone bills, meron din joint account kaya lng wala kmi statement nakukuha from china bank eh...greeting cards wala naman kasi d n yata uso un ngaun..puro sa internet na lhat...

May laban yan sis.. basta genuine relationship.. need lang more proofs.. :)
 
blessedelaine said:
May laban yan sis.. basta genuine relationship.. need lang more proofs.. :)


hoping tlga kame sis....ikaw musta na sau?
 
zadel said:
hoping tlga kame sis....ikaw musta na sau?

Hopefully next week mareceive na ang Singapore Police Clearance para maipasa na Passport ni hubby.. :)
 
blessedelaine said:
Hopefully next week mareceive na ang Singapore Police Clearance para maipasa na Passport ni hubby.. :)

go lang sis...sana lhat ng nagantay matapos na...hay nako stressful tlga...=)