i know this will be painstaking but you need to approach this in three steps:
- prove that your first marriage was genuine. provide proof detailing how you got married. was it an arranged marriage? who arranged it? do you have any evidence of that? was it a love marriage? do you have any correspondence from that period? gather as much proof as you can.
- provide proof that the first marriage fell apart because of circumstances that were getting out of control, circumstances that you tried to fix but couldn't. did you go to a marriage councillor? did family intervene? gather as much proof as you can.
- provide proof that your current marriage is genuine. provide proof of time spent together, vacations taken together, time spent with each others families- by proof i mean ..call logs..photos..everything...
i know digging back into your first marriage is not exactly what you want to do..but you need to be brave and calm and approach it with a cool head...yes i know you are dreaded by the time it will take...but trust me time will pass..it will bide..
it totally sucks that your first husband was allowed to sponsor his new wife but yet you are on the hook! he could have said something to cic...who knows..nobody knows...
cic is a mess..i have been waiting for my first wife since march 2012...
stay strong..! 8)
Tina dhaliwal said:
My husband's interview was not very long, just for 10 minutes ,the immigration officer was very rude,she asked my husband following questions but did not give him any chance to answer them or to show any proof of our marriage..
1.why did you marry a divorcee girl, when two of your elder brother married to girls who were never married before my husband tried to answer her question by replying her that being a divorcee is not a crime and it was never a issue for him but she was not convinced she did not gave him much time to talk.
2.She said your wife's previous marriage was MOC,and this one too is,she will divorce you too after you will get there..she did not give my husband time to answer this.
3.She said what your wife's parents did to save her previous marriage ? why did they not applied for a visa to Canada to come and help them save the marriage, my husband answered this by saying that they must have tried but as he was not there at that time he does not what actually happened but they must have had tried to save the marriage.
she said at the end of this very short interview that you can go now , have your passport and we will inform you later and they send a refusal letter later on.