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| Subject: Wondering, married but DENIED? |
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The paperwork has all been sent off and reached Vienna a few days ago. And now as I have nothing better to do, I´ve just been sitting around counting days and thinking about odd things. Just wondering... what are the odds of getting denied even though you´re already married? The reason I am asking is because we really didn´t have too much proof. Just a few phone bills (cell phone and house phone), air line tickets, and loads of pictures. As for emails or conversations... who saves those in hopes of one day getting married? I mean really, was I suppose to be saving allll of that JUST IN CASE he asked me to marry him? Geeze.
[23-07-2008,20:08]
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sanjalica |
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(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
I have heard the figure 15% denial on more than one occassion. Is your relationship logical? age, culture, religion, socio/economic backgrounds etc. The more logical it is, the better chance it has of approval.
[23-07-2008,21:04]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Do you have anything that´s old enough. We deleted most of our old emails but we had few from 2004. That way you can tell the io (if u get an interview) that you deleted most of them cuz, emails had limited storage in 2004(I think yahoo had 6 mb) or that you didn´t think you might need them. Also, do you have ny greeting cards.
[23-07-2008,22:34]
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Sam |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Absolutely nothing. I´ve never been one to hang onto things like that and I most certainly never thought I´d need it for something like this.
Was my understanding that everyone goes for an interview...? No?
[23-07-2008,23:33]
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sanjalica |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Sanjalica
When you sit there focusing on the negative the negative will happen.
The other side of the coin is that when your in love normal people keep the craziest things.
Hopefully your loads of pictures have more people then just the two of you in them!
Now there are certain countries who use the Vienna Visa Post that would do anything to get out of their countries and the Visa officers know that. Hopefully your not one of them.
Time line, he asked, next hour you get married. I doubt that!
Common sense girl. THINK! Open up your heart write about why him or her.
He has friends who have status get them to write the visa post once you get your file number.
The TWO of you have stuff -- there is now TWOn -- focus together on this issue and you will find logical things that you can use to prove this is a genuine bond between to loving people.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[24-07-2008,08:15]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Write the vise post office??? About what? I don´t understand!
And I´m a bit confused because I have already sent off the paperwork.
[24-07-2008,14:59]
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sanjalica |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
hi. may i know what is your nationality and your husband´s nationality? are you both austrian citizen?
i agree with roy, normal people when in love safekeep even the craziest things. i myself have kept the movie tickets and the restaurant receipts during my first date with my boyfriend.
when love and marriage is true, you don´t need to worry about the proof.
[24-07-2008,22:21]
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tanya321 |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Hej I love my husband and I know it´s genuwine and true so I don´t see why not saving emails is a big deal. I´ve just never been one to hang onto stuff like that. We did have ALLL of our messages on the website where we met but when we deleted our profiles, everything was deleted along with it. Other than that, we talked on MSN, phonecards, and text messages. I have a few text messages from when we started talking but not alot and there was no way I could print them to submit as proof. I have however started saving our msn conversations so that when/if he has to go for an interview, I can send the conversations to him so that he can take them with him to show them.
My husband and I are both Serbian.
[25-07-2008,03:31]
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sanjalica |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
I am sure your application will be fine, but here is something to think about - CIC has no interest in whether you believe your relationship is genuine. They have heard it a million times before (literally) and they know beyond a doubt that a certain percentage of relationships are there to obtain Canadian status. Even without status at stake, relationships fall in and out of love within months so being flipant about how your relationship is different really does not change anything.
Your relationship is the foundation for CIC granting your husband entry into Canada. You are presenting a legal argument that needs to satisfy CIC. If you can supply evidence to make your case - fine. If you can´t, they will say no. Emails, no emails - that is not the question and as Roy has often said, emails are easily fabricated. The bigger question is... can you make your legal case.
If people with babies together get denied, nobody can be too cocky about their iron clad case.
[25-07-2008,07:42]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Sanjalica
I recently got quoted by the Bill Curry of the Globe and Mail national newspaper in Canada that it is easier to fake a marriage application if you have money then prove a real marriage if you have little money.
Ended up spending the whole day on the radio, TV etc. regarding MOC´s or marriages of convienance.
Well is this here another fine example of doing your application yourself?
Sanjalica CIC has been getting refugee claimants and spousal applications for years on a daily basis from the Balkans. You on the other hand know that your in love with him. He has to be a Canadian citizen or PR residing in Canada to sponsor you so how did you meet?
HE FLEW BACK TO SERBIA, ----- FOUND YOU, ------ MARRIED YOU! So fill in the blanks!
At the bottom of his questionnaire and yours is an unnumbered question that states submit additional information why you think your relationship will last and is genuine.
You have a file number now that starts with a "B" because your paperwork just arrived in Vienna so submit more supporting documents to prove your case. Get him to submit letters from his friends with their status documents/address documents attesting to the fact that he never shuts up about you because-------- Sanjalica is, Sanjalica did, Sanjalica said, Sanjalica went, ---------- got it?
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[25-07-2008,08:57]
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Roy |
Clarification about pix and videos (in reply to: Wondering, married but DENIED?)
Just a helpful reminder, don´t show them sex pictures or explicit videos of love-making... as proof of relationship. This can greatly confuse and perhaps excite the poor chaps at CIC.
[25-07-2008,11:38]
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