spousal immigration problem.

[frege]

thanks for the reply.
our wedding is 100% genuine, we have pictures from all the wedding ceremonies, we have pics of our honeymoon, my wife stayed with me for 7 months, our whole family was present at the time of wedding, and on top of that we are expecting out first baby, so I think its more than enough proof for cic..don't u think?
and also im 2 years elder than my wife and she is my cousin, so what do u think does education has any weightage in my case?

Being cousins won't be a problem unless it goes against tradition in your culture for cousins to get married, or CIC believes it does. In that case, CIC sometimes questions the genuineness of the marriage, because a person might want to help their cousin move to Canada.

 

[smahmud]

In my case, i am 4 years older then her, we went to the same university in Canada, have met her family 3 times and they were present in our marriage in Bangladesh along with my family members and we had all Muslim marriage traditions, lived 1 year together in canada (but we both had different houses lease so legally i cant prove that), 1 and a half year long distance and one year living together in bangladesh etc.

I know that we have a solid relationship to prove by all pictures and msgs from the first day to now, but the only things that are different between us are our culture, also she converted to Islam and we submitted the papers (was that a good idea? we first thought not then we decided this will consider us as same religion as well and it was genuine too), also she is living with me in bangladesh and working as a teacher.

Do u think these differences are important?

 

[amikety]

In my case, i am 4 years older then her, we went to the same university in Canada, have met her family 3 times and they were present in our marriage in Bangladesh along with my family members and we had all Muslim marriage traditions, lived 1 year together in canada (but we both had different houses lease so legally i cant prove that), 1 and a half year long distance and one year living together in bangladesh etc.

I know that we have a solid relationship to prove by all pictures and msgs from the first day to now, but the only things that are different between us are our culture, also she converted to Islam and we submitted the papers (was that a good idea? we first thought not then we decided this will consider us as same religion as well and it was genuine too), also she is living with me in bangladesh and working as a teacher.

Do u think these differences are important?

Most of this sounds pretty good to me. As I understand, it's okay for a Muslim man to marry a non-muslim woman as long as she converts in Islam, so that will definitely help prove she's genuine in the relationship. She may want to write in her letter why she converted.