rekha88 said:
Doesn't matter if her husband does the application online in Canada. Her country of residence will determine which Visa office processes the application. A paper application could not be submitted for her in Canada.
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Doesn't matter if her husband does the application online in Canada. Her country of residence will determine which Visa office processes the application. A paper application could not be submitted for her in Canada.
P3: thanks for the info. hope for a speedy visa for you.
Where in canada did you husband apply?
Rekha: thank you for your reply. yes. my husband opted for the 1st option.
Heema: thanks for the reply. Just want to know where in canada did your lawyer apply?
Butterflychemist: I did not get what you are trying to say.
Also if my husband applied in canada so the process will take place in canada immigration office and then i submit medicals and passpost at the delhi visa office on request by the canada immigration. that's how it is right????
Where in canada did you husband apply?Rekha: thank you for your reply. yes. my husband opted for the 1st option.
Heema: thanks for the reply. Just want to know where in canada did your lawyer apply?
Butterflychemist: I did not get what you are trying to say.
Also if my husband applied in canada so the process will take place in canada immigration office and then i submit medicals and passpost at the delhi visa office on request by the canada immigration. that's how it is right????
IND_CAN said:P3: thanks for the info. hope for a speedy visa for you.
Rekha: thank you for your reply. yes. my husband opted for the 1st option.
Heema: thanks for the reply. Just want to know where in canada did your lawyer apply?
Butterflychemist: I did not get what you are trying to say.
Also if my husband applied in canada so the process will take place in canada immigration office and then i submit medicals and passpost at the delhi visa office on request by the canada immigration. that's how it is right????
@ IND_CAN no that's not how it works. You husband can submit the application but you would still be the applicant. Also, you would have to sign forms authorizing your husband or a lawyer (different forms in each case) in order for them to submit the application on your behalf. Your country of residence, that is, the visa office responsible for where YOU legally LIVE at the time of application will determine which visa office processes your application.
If you were in Canada as a visitor ( temporary resident) then your application could be processed there but as you are not, then your application would be processed in India.
Butterflychemist: A very complicative explanation by you yet again.
Lets just say my husband applied the application, of course i'm the applicant( I did sign some paper and sent them to my husband). Where ever the process takes place, be it canada immigration office or delhi visa office. My medicals and passport will be submitted (after i get the request for them) at the delhi visa office as delhi visa office is closest to my residence.
P3: Can i have you email id? we could talk there for a better conversation.
Lets just say my husband applied the application, of course i'm the applicant( I did sign some paper and sent them to my husband). Where ever the process takes place, be it canada immigration office or delhi visa office. My medicals and passport will be submitted (after i get the request for them) at the delhi visa office as delhi visa office is closest to my residence.
P3: Can i have you email id? we could talk there for a better conversation.
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Hey IND_CAN, sure we can definately talk through email...my email id: princywaghdharep3@gmail.com
Sry i dint knw it was you who mailed me