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Hero Member
- Aug 6, 2010
- 19
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Rabat
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 19.05.11
- AOR Received.
- 16.08.11
- File Transfer...
- 26.07.11
- Med's Done....
- 28.02.11/19.03.12
- Interview........
- 06.03.12
- Passport Req..
- 28.05.12
- VISA ISSUED...
- 20.06.12
- LANDED..........
- Aug 1, 2012 :)
Do you remember the steps you took? Meaning... 1st we go to Canadian Embassy to start...or there is another step before that? Police?
From there what do we do? Can we go to the police and get that started or we have to wait for the Capacite de mariage first before we can do anything else?
I was planning on sending him the papers in advance to have them translated. But he told me that they cannot be older than 3 months...so that means I should not technically start till late Sept or Oct 1st for them to be valid...I hope this is enough time. But from what you have told me they did accept papers translated here into Arabic??
I have put together a list of what I think I will need...can you tell me if I am missing anything...
Here in Canada.
1. Passport
2. Birth Certificate (long form)
3. Letter from my work on letterhead stating how long I have worked there and my hourly wage.
4. My lease from my landlord and copy of all the rent I have paid in the time I have lived here...hoping there is something else I can use for this.
5. Letter notarized by my lawyer that I will be responsible for him when he is in Canada.
6. RCMP Criminal Record check for marriage
7. 16 photos....can these be passport or do they have to be citizen photos? Is it better to get this done here or there? Here it is very expensive... $15 for 2 photos only
8. Letter from my pastor stating that I am Christian and have attended my church for X years. (The church I was baptized in is now closed and I am not sure if there is anyway to contact the pastor there, how should I deal with this? It was a very small church and I am not sure there are any records of this)
Once there,
1. Certificate de mariage
2. Certificate of nationality...it says I will receive both from Canadian Embassy when I take them the notarized letter and my passport... costs $50 Canadian and takes 48 hours
3. Medical certificate
4. Letter that we want to marry to judge
????? anything else
What will he need?
My question is what is the process...do we start with Canadian Embassy and go from there ....
He is from Rabat...When you say 10 days...does that include weekends?
By application I am guessing you mean when I am back in Canada and applying to sponsor him?? I have only been able to visit there once in this time so I am concerned about that too. We talk daily on msn for at least one hour. He has spoken with my Mum and a couple of friends and my daughter.
He is 34 and I am 36 I did not think this was a big deal. I am not concerned about him being in it just for a ticket to Canada or anything like this....we simply love each other very much and would like to create a wonderful family together. My concern is just making sure everything is prepared as much as possible ahead of time so it goes quickly with our time limit.
I am happy for you and your husband...I pray things go as smoothly for us. Any help and advice is greatly appreciated...thank you for your help Lois and Hopeful.
From there what do we do? Can we go to the police and get that started or we have to wait for the Capacite de mariage first before we can do anything else?
I was planning on sending him the papers in advance to have them translated. But he told me that they cannot be older than 3 months...so that means I should not technically start till late Sept or Oct 1st for them to be valid...I hope this is enough time. But from what you have told me they did accept papers translated here into Arabic??
I have put together a list of what I think I will need...can you tell me if I am missing anything...
Here in Canada.
1. Passport
2. Birth Certificate (long form)
3. Letter from my work on letterhead stating how long I have worked there and my hourly wage.
4. My lease from my landlord and copy of all the rent I have paid in the time I have lived here...hoping there is something else I can use for this.
5. Letter notarized by my lawyer that I will be responsible for him when he is in Canada.
6. RCMP Criminal Record check for marriage
7. 16 photos....can these be passport or do they have to be citizen photos? Is it better to get this done here or there? Here it is very expensive... $15 for 2 photos only
8. Letter from my pastor stating that I am Christian and have attended my church for X years. (The church I was baptized in is now closed and I am not sure if there is anyway to contact the pastor there, how should I deal with this? It was a very small church and I am not sure there are any records of this)
Once there,
1. Certificate de mariage
2. Certificate of nationality...it says I will receive both from Canadian Embassy when I take them the notarized letter and my passport... costs $50 Canadian and takes 48 hours
3. Medical certificate
4. Letter that we want to marry to judge
????? anything else
What will he need?
My question is what is the process...do we start with Canadian Embassy and go from there ....
He is from Rabat...When you say 10 days...does that include weekends?
By application I am guessing you mean when I am back in Canada and applying to sponsor him?? I have only been able to visit there once in this time so I am concerned about that too. We talk daily on msn for at least one hour. He has spoken with my Mum and a couple of friends and my daughter.
He is 34 and I am 36 I did not think this was a big deal. I am not concerned about him being in it just for a ticket to Canada or anything like this....we simply love each other very much and would like to create a wonderful family together. My concern is just making sure everything is prepared as much as possible ahead of time so it goes quickly with our time limit.
I am happy for you and your husband...I pray things go as smoothly for us. Any help and advice is greatly appreciated...thank you for your help Lois and Hopeful.