I have question.. how can we show cic our face book profiles or any social media proofs that can work as the proof of relationships ? please advise
Tina dhaliwal said:I have question.. how can we show cic our face book profiles or any social media proofs that can work as the proof of relationships ? please advise
Tina dhaliwal said:Thank you so much nina.j
You gave me very useful steps i think i should start working on these, I should start collecting proofs of my previous marriage, i have two friends in Canada who attended my 1st Wedding in India,they said they can be witness. I have decided to ask the priest who did the marriage ceremony at that time to write a letter that this marriage took place in the temple and letters from the people who attended the wedding.. my family in India still have some photographs of my first wedding and the time we spend together ... like photos at home with the family members of x-husband.
this marriage was arranged by a middle man, so i can ask her to give me letter that she proposed this marriage to both of us families and i can ask the letter from the sister and her joint family my of x-husband with whom we lived together after coming to Canada about our relationship and the problems we had if she agreed to give that.. i hope all this will work..what you say...??
I have lots of proof of my current marriage..photosgraphs,vocatios taken,time spent together,phone calls,skypee calls,etc etc etc
I hope this will work for me.. wht you say ???
Tina dhaliwal said:Thanks so much Scylla for the answer..
Niana.j i did not seek any professional help to save my marriage at that time..because we never thought about that at that time and no one even suggested that and i never called 911 just talked to my parents about what is going on ...and my second marriage was arranged too , i am looking for a lawyer but did not find one yet
Tina dhaliwal said:SenioritaBella when all this was happening my parents talked to his sister who is Canada and with whom we were living at that time on phone to help us resolving these conflicts, she and her husband talked to both of us a few times but they were not very helpful as my X-Husband was not very willing to listen any one, he told me that he will not talk to my parents but he phoned them and complained about me when i left him..that i m not loyal to him any more and does not want to keep any relationship with any more and totally blocked all his contacts with me and send me divorce paper after a year of separation.. I called his sister about that and she is it is all my fault and his brother will not listen to her any more..... she can't help me..i was so much broken and decided to end this relationships which was just causing me stress and was not getting anywhere..i had no capacity to bear all that mistrust and abusive language and non supportive behaviors so i signed the divorcee documents..and have no contact with him.. but from the people who know both of us i came to know he got married and his wife has already got the visa..
Vijender_Rana said:So they accused you that ur First marriage was MOC. Did your X-husband sponsor you to come to canada ??
They aren't.Vijender_Rana said:Sorry, I just read your old posts. You came as federal skilled worker. Moreover you were primary applicant. How can they accuse you that u married to come to Canada. This is not fair.
zardoz said:They aren't.
What they are claiming is that it was a "marriage of convenience" so that the ex-husband could come to Canada, and that she knew this and helped him. Therefore they are saying that because she did it once, they are not going to permit her to do it again.
It is possible that it was a "marriage of convenience", but that she was completely unaware of her ex-husband's intentions... Either way, CIC will now need to be convinced that she was innocent before they will allow her to proceed with sponsoring her new husband.
zardoz said:They aren't.
What they are claiming is that it was a "marriage of convenience" so that the ex-husband could come to Canada, and that she knew this and helped him. Therefore they are saying that because she did it once, they are not going to permit her to do it again.
It is possible that it was a "marriage of convenience", but that she was completely unaware of her ex-husband's intentions... Either way, CIC will now need to be convinced that she was innocent before they will allow her to proceed with sponsoring her new husband.
Yes, if there was a "condition" to the marriage that would result in having to commit to assisting others to immigrate, then it's quite possible that CIC would see this as a "marriage of convenience", ESPECIALLY if the ex-husband has told CIC that in his application to sponsor his new wife. If he claimed, falsely or not, that he was being "used", they might have looked on his application to sponsor more favourably. Unless the OP can obtain her GCMS notes, she will never know. In fact, it's possible that if her ex-husband accused her, that information might be redacted from her copy of the notes, for privacy reasons.commonlawsponsor said:That's interesting and maybe you are right. But from the OP's posts, I thought the problem was - she married, brought her husband to Canada with the understanding he would help her bring her family - brother and parents to Canada. (As a co-signer, to help with a higher household income, etc.) I don't know if this is necessarily an issue with the CIC. But I thought the problem was she was more interested in bringing her family to Canada than trying to make her marriage work. But maybe I am way off.
I guess the take-home message here is to order your GMSC notes and then take it from there.