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darumal
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Hi there,
I am from Hong Kong. My partner and I have been together for almost 9 years. I arrived Vancouver on 24 December 2008 with traveling visa and we married on 16 January 2009. We have some below questions when we fill-in the application form (we haven't employ any consultant or agent and will do the apply by ourselves).
1. We visit each other and travelled together in those years as we lived different country. There are a bunch of photos for those trips. Is it aright if I only print 1-2 of our pictures for each trip? OR Should I include the pictures for ALL trip (sometimes we didn't take picture though)
2. We also have a bunch of phone bills, again, should we enclosed all phone bills or simply include some within each year that shows our interaction are continuing?
3. In this forum, i found some people copy their email and letters as a proof to show the relationship is continuing, I am wondering whether we only copy the envelope which shows the receiver and sender name, address with postal date instead of the content of the letter? can we print the inbox with subject line and dates instead of the content in our emails? Again, can we extract some copies of letters and emails for each year instead of presenting them ALL?
4. I had a medical check-up a couple weeks ago, yet, we still not yet to submit the application and we hope we can submit it at the end of February. Is it a problem if my medical report is received by the immigration while they still not yet get my application?
5. I sent the fingerprints to the RCMP yesterday and am waiting they send back the fingerprint forms to me. As long as I am from Hong Kong and am required to get a police Cert of No Criminal conviction and enclose the cert. in my application. However, I checked with Hong Kong Police, I was told that I have to provide a copy of letter from Immigration Authority which contains my name and clearly indicates that the production of the Cert. is required. What I get is the blank form and I write my name on it. Then they said I need to indicate the reference no. of my application, otherwise, they won't do the check.
When the checked is completed, they will send the Cert. to the Immigration instead of to me even they are required to do so. I told them my application will be rejected if I haven't enclose the Cert. They said I will get the letter, issue by the Immigration, with stating the rejecting reason of my application. Then it is a proof for my requested and they will do the check at that time and sent the cert to the immigration. What a ridiculous!
-> will my application be rejected as they find the police cert. is sent separately? How can the immigration to relocate my Cert. if I haven't a reference no. of my application? I am desperate.
-> any advise to me?
6. I didn't tell my family about the relationship with my partner because: 1. my family is very traditional and conservative. 2. I knew my partner via chat room and people think it is creepy 3. my partner is older than me 24 years. Will it be okay if there is no letter from my family to proof our relationship is genuine? My close friends ignored me when I told what kind of relationship i am in. Since then, I zipped my mouth and wasn't tell any friend about the relationship with my partner.
My partner's family (also Chinese) doesn't accept us even they know our relationship. I even helped them to arrange a trip when they came to Hong Kong. Now, my partner's sister lives at the basement in our house. Yet, when my partner told them we plan to marry, their respond were disappointing. As a result, we asked the marriage commisisoner to find 2 witness (the staff in her office) in our marriage ceremony.
Anyway, my question is: my partner's coworker will write letters to indicate our relationship is real as they were our guests at our reception. Is there any format that you can provide so that my partner give them some idea how to write it. If there is a template or sample for our reference, it is fantastic.
That's all the questions that pop up in my mind at the moment. Thanks very much for your help and advise.
I am from Hong Kong. My partner and I have been together for almost 9 years. I arrived Vancouver on 24 December 2008 with traveling visa and we married on 16 January 2009. We have some below questions when we fill-in the application form (we haven't employ any consultant or agent and will do the apply by ourselves).
1. We visit each other and travelled together in those years as we lived different country. There are a bunch of photos for those trips. Is it aright if I only print 1-2 of our pictures for each trip? OR Should I include the pictures for ALL trip (sometimes we didn't take picture though)
2. We also have a bunch of phone bills, again, should we enclosed all phone bills or simply include some within each year that shows our interaction are continuing?
3. In this forum, i found some people copy their email and letters as a proof to show the relationship is continuing, I am wondering whether we only copy the envelope which shows the receiver and sender name, address with postal date instead of the content of the letter? can we print the inbox with subject line and dates instead of the content in our emails? Again, can we extract some copies of letters and emails for each year instead of presenting them ALL?
4. I had a medical check-up a couple weeks ago, yet, we still not yet to submit the application and we hope we can submit it at the end of February. Is it a problem if my medical report is received by the immigration while they still not yet get my application?
5. I sent the fingerprints to the RCMP yesterday and am waiting they send back the fingerprint forms to me. As long as I am from Hong Kong and am required to get a police Cert of No Criminal conviction and enclose the cert. in my application. However, I checked with Hong Kong Police, I was told that I have to provide a copy of letter from Immigration Authority which contains my name and clearly indicates that the production of the Cert. is required. What I get is the blank form and I write my name on it. Then they said I need to indicate the reference no. of my application, otherwise, they won't do the check.
When the checked is completed, they will send the Cert. to the Immigration instead of to me even they are required to do so. I told them my application will be rejected if I haven't enclose the Cert. They said I will get the letter, issue by the Immigration, with stating the rejecting reason of my application. Then it is a proof for my requested and they will do the check at that time and sent the cert to the immigration. What a ridiculous!
-> will my application be rejected as they find the police cert. is sent separately? How can the immigration to relocate my Cert. if I haven't a reference no. of my application? I am desperate.
-> any advise to me?
6. I didn't tell my family about the relationship with my partner because: 1. my family is very traditional and conservative. 2. I knew my partner via chat room and people think it is creepy 3. my partner is older than me 24 years. Will it be okay if there is no letter from my family to proof our relationship is genuine? My close friends ignored me when I told what kind of relationship i am in. Since then, I zipped my mouth and wasn't tell any friend about the relationship with my partner.
My partner's family (also Chinese) doesn't accept us even they know our relationship. I even helped them to arrange a trip when they came to Hong Kong. Now, my partner's sister lives at the basement in our house. Yet, when my partner told them we plan to marry, their respond were disappointing. As a result, we asked the marriage commisisoner to find 2 witness (the staff in her office) in our marriage ceremony.
Anyway, my question is: my partner's coworker will write letters to indicate our relationship is real as they were our guests at our reception. Is there any format that you can provide so that my partner give them some idea how to write it. If there is a template or sample for our reference, it is fantastic.
That's all the questions that pop up in my mind at the moment. Thanks very much for your help and advise.
