Apart from the identified exemptions in law (criminality and security), this is contrary to the law. If you think it's happening and have an example, complain to the information access commissioner or ombudsman.
@Social_Distancing isnt making this UP!
Not an ideal scenario but I wonder if its worth it to withdraw and reapply given you haven't received pre-arrival yet either and you're a Jan 2019 applicant. This may work better and you may be able to put a stronger case together this time especially if you have spent significant time with your spouse together in person, supported them financially, length proof of communication, gifts etc.
Look closely in Officer' NOTES section- are there any blank spaces between words and does there seem to sentences which are cut off as if a grammar mistake? If so, and if the paragraph seems like it was broken not continuous like a proper style of writing...anything suspicious would indicate that the material was CENSORED OUT so to keep you in the dark until the last moment (interview, PFL, etc).
They are LIVING together OUTLAND.
Like I said before, do it or stop talking about it - contact the access to information ombudsman. You're sure it's not a problem and a waste of time, but haven't done anything about it. At least you'd get an answer whether this is in fact allowable.
Did you get the copy with the previously blacked-out material? (Would like to say = would like to but cannot? What does it mean?)
I cant do shit now cuz 60 days have long expired.
Because you don't have much credibility, have a tendency to paranoia/persecution complex, claim things that aren't true and can't seem to provide specific evidence here or with some of your other claims.
Yeah, Yesterday two March 2021 Applicants Got Medical Request.
