should i really worry about the canadian embassy in morocco ?

[med]

thanks frolic for all ur help i really appreciate that hope ur enjoying ur time there

 

[Lois Lane]

Med, although it's true that wedding pics are important they are not the only thing the IO looks at. The fact that you have been chatting for 20 months is a huge plus as well as her visits there. Also, that you are well employed along with the pics of family and friends will all be to your advantage. I would be really surprised if you weren't accepted.

Keep us posted....my husband if from Meknes

 

[med]

oh louis thanks so much am really happy now i have hope

 

[hoping75]

god bless u Hoping 75 u really give me back some hope thanks so much

You are welcome
Just to let you know I sent a box with 5 kilos of evidence with the application.
Conversations, phone bills, pictures, letters about our relationship, evidence of trips,etc

Good luck

 

[boujasim]

med, i personaly am not convinced that sending tons of supporting documents would make any differnce, i dont think they actually read them all,it is essential to prove you and your wife are in contact,but sending loads of papers doesnt make any difference,there is no harm in sending alot of supporting documents but you really should only send the essentials, i know 2 couples who barely sent anything and stll managed to get the PR in 4 months,but this was in damascus(however iam trying to send new photos and proof of contact),btw my wife spoke with an immigration lawyer who told her that each visa office judge based on whats normal in the country your from, thats why the refusal rates in islamabad are very high and in damascus for example they are low.

you have nothing to worry about your are LEGALLY married,the IO might refuse your application(la samah allah) but you can appeal his decession and iam 100% sure you will be cleared to enter canada,this is your wife's basic right and aslong as your relation is true and you did not lie in the application,in the end you will be allowed to enter,but we always hope to get it in the fastest way..

wish you all the luck

 

[hoping75]

A lot of supporting evidence is just my opinion. Of course it is each person's personal choice. I'm sure the Agents don't read everything, but it does show them that the contact did happen and you are giving them the evidence of that, not just your word for it.Your future with your spouse depends on this. Is it worth the chance not to send the evidence? If you don't provide the evidence, what do they have to judge your relationship by?

I must say I am blessed that my Husband is now here in Canada with me.

I really wish all the best to everyone facing this process.

 

[boujasim]

yea you are right,but what i ment is if someone doesnt have that much of supporting documents, its not really a big issue,if you have all the basics coverd and your marriage is solid.

anyways, iam really happy to know your husband is with you in canada, wish u both all the luck in building a bright future.

 

[med]

thanks so much boujasem for ur comment good luck brother in ur file too .

 

[hoping75]

I have posted my opinion about including as much evidence as possible because of all the hearts that have been broken recently.

I have seen on a few different forums all of the refusals that have been happening. I hate seeing this happen to people. The process is so difficult on it's own, the waiting is torture, but to get to the end and to be refused is too painful.

The refusals are always because they don't believe it is a genuine relationship, and much of that seems to be lack of evidence sent with the application. It's difficult to know how much evidence you are to send. This is not something that a person does many times, it's unknown to us all.

That's why I think if you give them an abundance of evidence of your relationship, you are inceasing your odds of approval greatly. It is much more difficult to say a relationship is not genuine if you have given them a great deal of proof that it is.

I just wish the best to all of those who just want to share their lives wih the ones they love. That is what life is all about

 

[med]

i completely agree with Hoping . its really unfortunate that a bunch of people judge poeples lives and relationships and decide whether to make them happy or give them more torture than the one they have from long distance . we will provide them with ample evidence and all they want and we will see but really am ready to go with them to the end i will appeal them if they refuse and i ll make out of it a national issue i swear and send my case to the press i wont accept their refusal at all . they have no right to seperate a married couple no right at all .

 

[boujasim]

enshallah no, they aint gonna refuse you, chear up bro..

 

[Lois Lane]

Timeline for appeal.
Sent appeal application May 27 received file back Aug 29 contacted us November 19 ADR date set March 19...ten months from sending the appeal application wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

 

[med]

what case are u talking abt louis lane cant get what u wanna clear up by what u said

 

[Lois Lane]

Med
I am currently going through the appeal process. Just giving my timelines so others can have an idea of how long the process takes.

 

[travel_fan]

Med -

Like many others I had a ton of evidence - however I didn't send it all. We also didn't have time for a wedding celebration - and we didn't have any problems with my husband's visa.

Instead of sending all the evidence I had (it would be just way too much paper) - I took pictures of my skype and msn history (on the computer screen) that showed we talked everyday and I sent phone records. I tried to send evidence that showed the volume of evidence I had, if needed. I did print off about 4 or 5 skype and msn chat conversations that showed the development of our relationship. I let me know I could send them every conversation, if needed (which the photographs of the long history reflected). I also sent photos, cards, travel info, letters from family (his and mine), etc.

I also had my family correspond with my husband and sent this as additional evidence. When he had the interview he took further evidence (more phone records since the applications was sent, photos, anything further that we could show them).

I hope it goes smoothly for you.

Travel_fan