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There is no reason to panic because your in a REAL relationship so be positive and get more stuff ready to prove your relationship. No need to withdraw one application to start another all over again.
He needs to feel like a man again so any meaningful activity to get him out of the house to earn even pennies will help grately.
Make a new schedule one with his new employer on it AND WHEN THEY ASK SUBMIT SAME. Submit additional evidence NOW that the two of you are a couple including any mail he gets at your place, etc, etc, Submit to local office.
Remeber I and everyone I know hates this 24 yearold healty male standing and begging at my exit to Highway 401. Before I moved another healthy 36 yearold had a really good backpack at my old office exit like one a climber would take on mountain climb, his dog had a leather coat and drank bottled out of a metal bowl while the beggar puffed on his cigarettes holding a sign saying homeless, feed me.
LET YOUR MAN BECOME A PROUD GUY AGAIN.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[28-03-2010,08:59]
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Roy |
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(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
so, you are suggesting they leave everything as is... get some more evidence of the relationship ready to send to CIC, and try to find some work - regardless of the status issues and simply hang on tight?
[28-03-2010,09:09]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
Money puts bread on the table and we all need to eat.
I can not advise someone to violate the Immigration Law what I was pointing out is that a man needs to feel like a man!
That Immigration Officers are human and I believe that they would rather see someone assisting a PR or Canadian Citizen then living off the avails of one.
That there is no use in giving up and starting over after all the time Help has been waiting.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[28-03-2010,11:42]
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Roy |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
but I can suggest he find some way to add to the family income without loosing any consultant license - cause I don´t got one! :)
[28-03-2010,14:22]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
according to the mla the file hasnt been assigned to an officer is this normal knowing that the timefrAME FOR LOCAL OFFICE IS 6 MONTHNS mine is 7 months
[28-03-2010,16:16]
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help |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
there is no normal time frame, only a historical record of what has occured in the past. Your MLA is a provincial politician. CIC is federal. Try your federal member of parliament. Even then, all he can do is inquire.
[28-03-2010,16:23]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
Vancouver is far faster than any local office in the GTA so I think you have two or three monts more.
They will ask for an update of information than call you both in for an interview.
I suggest you two sit in different rooms and describe your residence in writing as if you just opened the front door and walked in!
You will see how different the two of you view the same things. How one does not know what that painting in the hall content is!
Roy
www.cvimmigratin.com
[28-03-2010,16:51]
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Roy |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
so roy you are a lawyer woill you take my case?and if yes is there even a chance for me or should i not?
[28-03-2010,18:48]
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help |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
please answer my question cause i want to live in ca but if its almost for sure a failure i am going
[29-03-2010,16:31]
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Help |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
Help, I thought you were the sponsor! And since when does waiting translate into refusal? Are you hubby, using your wife´s name in the post?
What´s the deal here?
[29-03-2010,17:20]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: How long do I still wait 2)
we are using this forum both of us.we thought out of the reactions that we still have to wait a long time
[29-03-2010,22:28]
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