Conjugal apps generally take way longer than usual, so you shouldn't have expected a normal processing time anyways. With an interview, the posted processing time doesn't apply. It will be an individual timeline based on the app.
He can't come here on a visitor visa, not enough money or property where he is as per a Visa stipulations and I can't travel for medical reasons. We met online almost 3 years ago and are devoted to each other and want a life together.
Ok thats great, my paralegal who took thousands of dollars from me to do this application lied to me.
I'm guessing you have medical documentation showing that you can't travel to any country where he could come too to get married and that you sent that in? Conjugal is generally difficult to prove because you have to prove legal and/or immigration barrier that makes it impossible for you two to get married
This is incorrect. There is no requirement to prove that they cannot marry anywhere in the world.
Really? Why do people then always ask stuff like, "Why didn't you go to country A, B, or C and get married there?" As in, say I can't come to Canada but maybe both myself and my SO can go to Germany and get married there, so why didn't we?
People probably say that because a married app is easier and processes faster than a conjugal app. However, it is not a requirement of IRCC. Take the example of a person refused a TRV to Canada and unable to marry their same-sex partner in their country because homosexuality is illegal. If they had to prove that they couldn't get married in a third country, they would have to show visa refusals for every single country where gay marriage is illegal. IRCC does not require this.
Yes I provided my medical info from my doctor in the application. Of course if I could fly I would go to him or we would meet somewhere. But it just isn't possibly for me. We provided all our documents and everything required. Yes we still have hope but being separated from the one you love is so brutal. Our lives are on hold waiting.
thank you for your commentsThat's actually really good. I did think that you had to go elsewhere, and I did see threads with same sex couples where they were asked why they didn't travel to countries that have same sex marriage so I assumed it's a must. I'll edit my original post.
I can't fly so no I can't go anywhere and meet him. I have medical records to show this!
Yeah, please see the rest of the discussion between canuck_in_uk and myself, we cleared stuff up.
No problem
yes I've had this medical issue from childhood. I don't travel. So while we have never met in the flesh, we have spent countless hours on camera talking. We talk through messenger from morning til night every single day never missing a day since Feb 2016. He's my life and I'm his. We desperately want to be together. Immigration must know people meet over the internet and fall in love. We met by chance on fb and starting innocently talking to each other and fell in love before we knew what hit us. Would anyone choose this difficulty? No but here we are.
