No can/alb he will not be denied based on your income. You have already been approved to sponsor. One less thing to stress about at leastcan/alb said:
! Blessings.
Hello again can/alb I just re-read your other post and sorry for not catching it originally, but did you say that they asked for your notice of assessment in the interview letter? Even though you sent an option c printout with the application? If so, that is something I have not read about before, not that you should worry; however, I just am not able to respond to that specific situation. If that is the case, it may be best for you to re-post your question back in the main thread with a more detailed topic title. That way it gets seen by others who may have that same situation. What exactly did the interview letter say?can/alb said:
Hello can/alb, thanks for clarifying. Now I can say with certainty that I have never read about anyone else getting asked to bring a "notification of assessment" to an interview; however, I am sure other members will be able to shed some light. And the interview date mix-up between the letter and e-cas, yikes! I would send a case specific enquiry (CSE) to your visa office (VO) letting them know this situation and asking them to confirm. That way you have your own follow-up in writing (proof of your due diligence). I think I would go with the date on the letter though unless they confirm otherwise.can/alb said:
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions and guiding meCdnandTrini said:
. I really do appreciate it.
You are most welcome my dear, it is a very nerve wracking process and the whole point of this forum is to support each other and be helpful whenever possible. I will say a prayer for your interview to go positivelycan/alb said:Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions and guiding me
. Blessings.
lol!
Great story charmainefrances and thank you for taking the time to write it and encourage others. Blessings.charmainefrances said:I've been reading this thread since Tuesday. And tonight I have a chance to share our story
Background:
My husband is 32 years older than me
I am 30 and he is 62.
I arrived in canada under a work permit in june 2009. 2 weeks after, i met my (now husband for 3 years and 1 month).
We got married on sept. Of 2010
Applied inland in nov. 2010
File tranferred from vegreville to edmonton in oct. 2011
Reasons: age gap, short courtship, doubting if our marriage is genuine, asking if i'm married back home. That i did not declare my son when i applied for a visa to come to canada.
Month after the transfer, we submitted everything we could to prove that our martiage is true, genuine and authentic. We did this every month until april of 2013.
Aug. 30, 2013 - we received a call in notice from cic edmonton asking us for interview. The requirements the io requested : lease/ rent agreement, pictures from wedding, trips etc., t4, notice of assessment, t1 , paystubs, bills, and option c and bank statements(Most of the req. were tax related, it's probably because the io want to make sure that we have money to provide for our dependent)
Sept. 12,2013- interview day- we arrived at cic edm very prepared! Did not even feel nervous at all! We are confident and we know that what we need to do is to show who we really are!
My interview lasted for 1 hr and 15 min.
Questions asked:
What is my name, bday, my parents name
What is my husbands name, birthday, parents name, siblings and where they live.
Where and when we meet?
Who proposed, describe the moment
When and where is our wedding?
How many people attended? Names of attendees, reception?
1st date? Where when, what we ordered?
Are we sexually active?
Do we want to have kids?
Name of my son, names of my husbands daughter, names of grandkids
How is the relationship between my husband and son
And then suddenly the io stopped typing because she said the computer stopped working. So we started again from the very beginning. I think for me this is to test if i will answer the questions the same thing.
Then, she asked me 3 times in different ways , where do i work, she probably want to make sure that i am not working anywhere else.
Describe our apartment
Who pay bills ?
Where does my husband work?
How much salary?
Do i send money to my home country? How much?
She asked if I'm in Canada
Asked if i have a criminal record or convicted
At the end of the interview, she just said that the only reason why our file was transferred is because of our age gap. Then i said, i know! Lol! I said that , when we applied in 2010, we did not even know that there are red flags like that. What we presented them is the real us!
Then i showed some personal stuff like the crosstitch i made as a birthday gift for my husbands grand daughter, cards from friends and family. Our wedding invitation.
And that's it!
Then it's my husband's turn!!
His interview lasted for 45 minutes. And he was asked the same questions and he answered the same as mine with a little bit of elaboration
When the io told him that our file was tranferred because of age gap, he told the io that this has been happening eversince, just like cleopatra and julis ceasar, charlie chaplin and his wife oona etc. etc. that was the killer answer! Lol!
The io was smiling while typing this my husband said!
All in all the interview went well! The atmosphere inside the interview room was very non threatening, it was actually full of laughter. Me and my husband are very happy people by nature! So i think we really gave a positive vibes inside the interview room.
Exactly 1 month after the interview, oct12,2013, i received an email requesting for medical examination. Then aip and owp arrived on oct. 16.
Did my medical yesterday
Now waiting for 2nd stage approval. I know it will still be long process because i have a dependent back home. But it's alright! I always believe in GOD's perfect time!
When u go to the interview, just be yourself! You know yourself and ur spouse than anybody else! Just be honest with the answers. Look the interviewer straight to the eye.
That's it! Goodluck with everything!
Thank you for sharing your experience!charmainefrances said:I've been reading this thread since Tuesday. And tonight I have a chance to share our story
Background:
My husband is 32 years older than me
I am 30 and he is 62.
I arrived in canada under a work permit in june 2009. 2 weeks after, i met my (now husband for 3 years and 1 month).
We got married on sept. Of 2010
Applied inland in nov. 2010
File tranferred from vegreville to edmonton in oct. 2011
Reasons: age gap, short courtship, doubting if our marriage is genuine, asking if i'm married back home. That i did not declare my son when i applied for a visa to come to canada.
Month after the transfer, we submitted everything we could to prove that our martiage is true, genuine and authentic. We did this every month until april of 2013.
Aug. 30, 2013 - we received a call in notice from cic edmonton asking us for interview. The requirements the io requested : lease/ rent agreement, pictures from wedding, trips etc., t4, notice of assessment, t1 , paystubs, bills, and option c and bank statements(Most of the req. were tax related, it's probably because the io want to make sure that we have money to provide for our dependent)
Sept. 12,2013- interview day- we arrived at cic edm very prepared! Did not even feel nervous at all! We are confident and we know that what we need to do is to show who we really are!
My interview lasted for 1 hr and 15 min.
Questions asked:
What is my name, bday, my parents name
What is my husbands name, birthday, parents name, siblings and where they live.
Where and when we meet?
Who proposed, describe the moment
When and where is our wedding?
How many people attended? Names of attendees, reception?
1st date? Where when, what we ordered?
Are we sexually active?
Do we want to have kids?
Name of my son, names of my husbands daughter, names of grandkids
How is the relationship between my husband and son
And then suddenly the io stopped typing because she said the computer stopped working. So we started again from the very beginning. I think for me this is to test if i will answer the questions the same thing.
Then, she asked me 3 times in different ways , where do i work, she probably want to make sure that i am not working anywhere else.
Describe our apartment
Who pay bills ?
Where does my husband work?
How much salary?
Do i send money to my home country? How much?
She asked if I'm in Canada
Asked if i have a criminal record or convicted
At the end of the interview, she just said that the only reason why our file was transferred is because of our age gap. Then i said, i know! Lol! I said that , when we applied in 2010, we did not even know that there are red flags like that. What we presented them is the real us!
Then i showed some personal stuff like the crosstitch i made as a birthday gift for my husbands grand daughter, cards from friends and family. Our wedding invitation.
And that's it!
Then it's my husband's turn!!
His interview lasted for 45 minutes. And he was asked the same questions and he answered the same as mine with a little bit of elaboration
When the io told him that our file was tranferred because of age gap, he told the io that this has been happening eversince, just like cleopatra and julis ceasar, charlie chaplin and his wife oona etc. etc. that was the killer answer! Lol!
The io was smiling while typing this my husband said!
All in all the interview went well! The atmosphere inside the interview room was very non threatening, it was actually full of laughter. Me and my husband are very happy people by nature! So i think we really gave a positive vibes inside the interview room.
Exactly 1 month after the interview, oct12,2013, i received an email requesting for medical examination. Then aip and owp arrived on oct. 16.
Did my medical yesterday
Now waiting for 2nd stage approval. I know it will still be long process because i have a dependent back home. But it's alright! I always believe in GOD's perfect time!
When u go to the interview, just be yourself! You know yourself and ur spouse than anybody else! Just be honest with the answers. Look the interviewer straight to the eye.
That's it! Goodluck with everything!
Yes we did provide them pictures in our application but the thing is they questioned it because most of our pictures before we kinda take pictures of each other, you know how hard to take pictures together right?.. So they questioned why are we not together on the picture (Which for me is a dumb question) we were obviously on the same location (same weather, same background) so on the submission we sent to Cic _Edmonton, we sent a LOT as in a LOT. me and him on the picture and with friends and family. we actually bought a tripodRita27 said:
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