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Baby1990 said:
HI frndz,

I really need a help.

As from my lasts posts you know that I am here a dependent of my parents and came on business immigration.
I sponsored my husband and sent a file last month. I got confirmation on 21st june 2013.
As i told u all that there were so much was going on between our parents as they weren't agree on a thing. I just did court marriage. They wanted to do ritual marriage now, but inlwas didnt get agreed there was a dispute a btw them. In this time, my husband left me and starts living with his friend as he was living with my family members with me in there home. It went a month before, so i send a letter of withdrawal to cic Mississauga that i want to withdraw my application said we are separate now. I don't wanna spoil my pr status in Canada too.

NOw he is back and was requesting me to live with him in a separate home. I know he loved me but in this tension we were separate and got dissappointed from all this.

Now I am confused what to do. I want to live with him, but don't know what to say to cic. Should i call them and let them know that we are going to live together.
I don't know what cic would say and weather there would be all messy. I never wanted to do that all mess, but my parents did that all.

I was in depression. WE needed time to thing and nobody gave time to us.
What I should say to cic so that he can have a pr. I applied outside canada.


Plz help me, i really need it.

You need therapy before you can get help here.
 
Baby1990 said:
Plz give me a good suggession. What should i do. :(
I m tensed

Your personal life is unstable. Get that looked after then reapply.
 
If you were sure of what you want you would not need to ask anyone. Jeep is right, you need to figure out your life first then find out what to do.
If you were sure of your feelings you'd be in peace with your decisions.
Just my 2 cents.
 
Anyone knows how long does it take for CIC to email you to let you know they have received your application?

I was thinking anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

They have "physically" received our application nearly 2 weeks ago (tracking number) but still no email confirmation yet.

:(
 
Baby1990 said:
HI frndz,

I really need a help.

As from my lasts posts you know that I am here a dependent of my parents and came on business immigration.
I sponsored my husband and sent a file last month. I got confirmation on 21st june 2013.
As i told u all that there were so much was going on between our parents as they weren't agree on a thing. I just did court marriage. They wanted to do ritual marriage now, but inlwas didnt get agreed there was a dispute a btw them. In this time, my husband left me and starts living with his friend as he was living with my family members with me in there home. It went a month before, so i send a letter of withdrawal to cic Mississauga that i want to withdraw my application said we are separate now. I don't wanna spoil my pr status in Canada too.

NOw he is back and was requesting me to live with him in a separate home. I know he loved me but in this tension we were separate and got dissappointed from all this.

Now I am confused what to do. I want to live with him, but don't know what to say to cic. Should i call them and let them know that we are going to live together.
I don't know what cic would say and weather there would be all messy. I never wanted to do that all mess, but my parents did that all.

I was in depression. WE needed time to thing and nobody gave time to us.
What I should say to cic so that he can have a pr. I applied outside canada.
Plz help me, i really need it.

Hi Baby1990: If you really think that you both wanna live together as a life partner, then just re-apply and write a cover letter explaining the situation. Your spouse might get interview and if life is more important to you why do you care about interview ?? Just re-apply. If you are not sure , why don't you talk to lawyer ?? Secondly, why are you worried about losing PR ?? I did not understand your worry about losing PR though !!
 
computergeek said:
A zero value usually indicates not applicable or not started. The "Passed" means you have been determined to be eligible (a "selection decision" has been made that you appear to meet the requirements of IRPA).
From what I can tell, this is the date when your file will appear on someone's report of cases that need attention. So if nobody looks at your file on August 21 you'd show up on a report showing your file required review/attention.
Just what it says: no reason to do an interview. They are satisfied about the genuine nature of the relationship.
Field Operations Support System = FOSS
This is the old inland computer system. They would look to see if you had prior application in the old system. GCMS has replaced both FOSS and CAIPS, the two older systems, but of course they don't move all the data from the old systems to the new systems, so they still have to do checks.

Hello computergeek: I really really appreciate you so much for taking your time to explain me step-by-step all of my queries. You are a great help in this forum. It helped me a lot to understand the GCMS report. Thank you again.
 
Baby1990 said:
HI frndz,

I really need a help.

As from my lasts posts you know that I am here a dependent of my parents and came on business immigration.
I sponsored my husband and sent a file last month. I got confirmation on 21st june 2013.
As i told u all that there were so much was going on between our parents as they weren't agree on a thing. I just did court marriage. They wanted to do ritual marriage now, but inlwas didnt get agreed there was a dispute a btw them. In this time, my husband left me and starts living with his friend as he was living with my family members with me in there home. It went a month before, so i send a letter of withdrawal to cic Mississauga that i want to withdraw my application said we are separate now. I don't wanna spoil my pr status in Canada too.

NOw he is back and was requesting me to live with him in a separate home. I know he loved me but in this tension we were separate and got dissappointed from all this.

Now I am confused what to do. I want to live with him, but don't know what to say to cic. Should i call them and let them know that we are going to live together.
I don't know what cic would say and weather there would be all messy. I never wanted to do that all mess, but my parents did that all.

I was in depression. WE needed time to thing and nobody gave time to us.
What I should say to cic so that he can have a pr. I applied outside canada.


Plz help me, i really need it.

I think you said your husband is a student and will be eligible to apply under the PNP program. When he's eligible to apply under PNP, look at the two choices - family sponsorship and PNP - and decide which one is better (faster, cheaper, higher likelihood of success, etc.). In the meantime, that will give both of you time to figure out whether you really want to be in a relationship, and it will take away the immigration process as a factor that could cause complications in your relationship (family sponsorship is likely to be better, but if you're choosing between PNP and family sponsorship for objective reasons, not because it's his only option, you both might feel better about it).

Good luck.
 
Thanx for this option, but now pnp changed their rules so i m not sure about that. I m thinking to call cic tomorrow in morning. As we really love each other but since we start living with our parents everything is so bad. Its not a good idea to live with parents of girl after marriage.
I wanna explain this to cic. Bcz i know i m true.
I dont wanna live without him, we are shifting together nxt week.
What do u say
 
I recommend that you do not sponsor him at this time. It will leave you open to a three year commitment to support him, and if things DO go bad, you are going to have potentially serious problems. Also, if you now reapply, you will be bound to live together as a married couple for the two years after his PR is started because your marriage is so recent and you have no children together.
If he applies PNP, these are no longer issues as he will be independent from you.

Seriously, do not jump into this. Wait and see if you can make a go of things before you even think about replying for sponsorship.
Most importantly, and I can't stress this enough, GET AWAY FROM BOTH YOUR PARENTS to start your own lives together.
You are heading for a nightmare while they are still involved with you both..

More questions will not change the fact that your marriage is at great risk unless you decide to fix it first.

You have now had a wide range of very good advice from lots of different people, with much life experience.
It is up to you to decide if you want to follow it.
 
Hi All: I am in deep trouble. I found out through a friend in my home country that my spouse may not stay with me where I am working (Winnipeg) after coming to Canada. Because she is planning to live close to her sister in Toronto. So I have to leave my job, which I don't want to. But she always is hiding this intention to me. It is me who will be responsible for her living in Canada for 36 months, not her sister. The application already in the VISA office waiting for initial review. Now I am scared what to do. How to defend myself. One of my friends told me to withdraw the application and re-apply under the new law which was effective on October 25/26 in 2012. But if I want to withdraw the application, the VISA office will ask me - why ? and if I re-apply under the new law of living together for 2 years, I could at least get some time to understand and confirm her hidden intention. Now how can I avoid this complication of withdrawing the application and at the same time want to take the advantage of the new law of compulsory living together ? Please help me. I am thinking so many options.....but with little answers...
 
lacrosse said:
Hi All: I am in deep trouble. I found out through a friend in my home country that my spouse may not stay with me where I am working (Winnipeg) after coming to Canada. Because she is planning to live close to her sister in Toronto. So I have to leave my job, which I don't want to. But she always is hiding this intention to me. It is me who will be responsible for her living in Canada for 36 months, not her sister. The application already in the VISA office waiting for initial review. Now I am scared what to do. How to defend myself. One of my friends told me to withdraw the application and re-apply under the new law which was effective on October 25/26 in 2012. But if I want to withdraw the application, the VISA office will ask me - why ? and if I re-apply under the new law of living together for 2 years, I could at least get some time to understand and confirm her hidden intention. Now how can I avoid this complication of withdrawing the application and at the same time want to take the advantage of the new law of compulsory living together ? Please help me. I am thinking so many options.....but with little answers...

if you have doubts why not inform the CIC about it?and see what they say....
 
Baby1990 said:
NOw he is back and was requesting me to live with him in a separate home. I know he loved me but in this tension we were separate and got dissappointed from all this.

Now I am confused what to do. I want to live with him, but don't know what to say to cic. Should i call them and let them know that we are going to live together.

I don't know what cic would say and weather there would be all messy. I never wanted to do that all mess, but my parents did that all.

At this point, the fact you have withdrawn sponsorship will mean that any subsequent sponsorship will be much more carefully reviewed. A visa officer will likely question the legitimacy of the relationship as well as your ability to sponsor your husband. Withdrawing a sponsorship is a very serious step. If your husband qualifies on his own, I'd suggest that it is better if he apply (e.g., CEC) via that route.

Alternatively, you need to work through your relationship and see if it is solid enough to survive. If you are living together in twelve months, THEN you could apply to sponsor again. A VO seeing your application a year from now with an explanation by you that you have overcome family issues and are now on solid ground would likely assuage any concerns the officer might have.
 
IvanP said:
family sponsorship is likely to be better

They both may be better off with a CEC or PNP application, as their relationship is still a bit new and family sponsorship would provide him with the skim milk PR approach - two years conditional, while economic would provide him with a real PR (not tied to their relationship).