I have received the following letter.
"You did not provide sufficient evidence of cohabitation. Please provide additional
evidence of cohabitation that could be used to confirm whether a sponsored spouse or partner has
been continuously cohabiting with their sponsor in Canada since the receipt of the application"
Me (german) and my wife (born canadian) have been married for 15 years and always lived together first in Europe and now for the past 12 Months in Canada plus we have 2 children which are both in school here in Canada. We live with my in laws and my wife is currently full time working. The immigration guys have all these infos plus we send them proof of a joint bank account and other papers showing our name and adress, but apparently that´s not enough.
So my question is if we send them more papers and they are still not satisfied do they just cancel the aplication and the money we payed is completely lost or is there still a way after or before that to recover the money?
"You did not provide sufficient evidence of cohabitation. Please provide additional
evidence of cohabitation that could be used to confirm whether a sponsored spouse or partner has
been continuously cohabiting with their sponsor in Canada since the receipt of the application"
Me (german) and my wife (born canadian) have been married for 15 years and always lived together first in Europe and now for the past 12 Months in Canada plus we have 2 children which are both in school here in Canada. We live with my in laws and my wife is currently full time working. The immigration guys have all these infos plus we send them proof of a joint bank account and other papers showing our name and adress, but apparently that´s not enough.
So my question is if we send them more papers and they are still not satisfied do they just cancel the aplication and the money we payed is completely lost or is there still a way after or before that to recover the money?
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