They're working on October now. So, a couple months probably (realistically).Dec,2nd 2016
Minutes to 6 months. You're in the last stage. Medical, Criminality, and Security clearances are what they're working on. Usually it's security that takes the time in this stage...I see “decision made” on sponsorship application status and “in process” on permanent residence application status. Does anyone know how long is the time period after this?
Thanks @profiler I just received AIP. They asked me for fingerprints last week.Minutes to 6 months. You're in the last stage. Medical, Criminality, and Security clearances are what they're working on. Usually it's security that takes the time in this stage...
You need to order your GCMS notes: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/transparency/access-information-privacy/requests-information-act.html to find out why the officer believed that you are in a relationship of convenience. Until you mitigate that, every subsequent application you make, from inside or out, will result in the same.Hi guy I received a mail stating my application was refused because she believed that we enter in marriage for the purpose of gaining immigration status , and a voluntary departure confirmation letter,my question is if we reapply from outside will that decision affect any future decision
did you get a procedural fairness letter prior to refusal?Hi guy I received a mail stating my application was refused because she believed that we enter in marriage for the purpose of gaining immigration status , and a voluntary departure confirmation letter,my question is if we reapply from outside will that decision affect any future decision
We had an interview back in Decemberdid you get a procedural fairness letter prior to refusal?
The reapply will work, if you withdraw your application because some minor issues you discovered, or there are some significant circumstances changed in your life, after your prior refusal. Otherwise, you probably look at another refusal on the same ground you got now.We had an interview back in December
When you order your GCMS notes, you can decide if to appeal in the Federal Court and your immigration lawyers will order Rule 9 notes for litigation. Truth is, the Rule 9 notes will tell you in detail about your application and the lawyer will advise if you have greater chances of winning the case or they will ask you to discontinue it. Judicial Review is not available to inlands so your option is either to pay a lawyer who will go ahead to notify the AG of your intention to appeal the decision of that agent or you reapply after addressing the concerns raised in the refusal letter. With your case, you may want to submit a ton of proof that was insufficient in the last application. It will probably be a good thing to reapply instead of appealing because challenging marriage fraud will be based on only the documents you submitted in your original application or if you sought a reconsideration, the additional docs you submitted.Hi guy I received a mail stating my application was refused because she believed that we enter in marriage for the purpose of gaining immigration status , and a voluntary departure confirmation letter,my question is if we reapply from outside will that decision affect any future decision
If the applicant is inland (which, given that we're in an inland thread, it's fair to assume), there is no appeals. You waive that right by applying inland.When you order your GCMS notes, you can decide if to appeal in the Federal Court and your immigration lawyers will order Rule 9 notes for litigation. Truth is, the Rule 9 notes will tell you in detail about your application and the lawyer will advise if you have greater chances of winning the case or they will ask you to discontinue it. Judicial Review is not available to inlands so your option is either to pay a lawyer who will go ahead to notify the AG of your intention to appeal the decision of that agent or you reapply after addressing the concerns raised in the refusal letter. With your case, you may want to submit a ton of proof that was insufficient in the last application. It will probably be a good thing to reapply instead of appealing because challenging marriage fraud will be based on only the documents you submitted in your original application or if you sought a reconsideration, the additional docs you submitted.
Sorry Profiler, I interchanged, you can apply for leave for Judicial Review but not appeal. Thanks for the correctionIf the applicant is inland (which, given that we're in an inland thread, it's fair to assume), there is no appeals. You waive that right by applying inland.
If the officer has a belief that it's a Relationship of Convienience, it's been forever noted on the OPs UCI. They will need to overcome that obstacle before they will be successful at reapplying.