Fighting a MOC allegation

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Subject: Fighting a MOC allegation
  I was quoted in the Globe and Mail newspaper that proving a bogus marriage if you have money is easier then proving a real marriage if your poor.

There are always two sides to every argument or coin so to speak.

In this story the family is fighting the widow. The family is claiming that it was a MOC. See http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/499874

The issue is this they got married he sponsored her and the processing times for spouses was ___________ from Manila. That is the key point of the story which is left out of this MOC story.

According to CIC own processing times Manila takes 4-6 months plus Mississauga takes 45 days plus they have to get all their documents together, plus, plus, plus.

ZXX met one of my clients who was accused of a MOC, we won.

My client had done his application himself and had been waiting for almost two years when I found out he had been called in for an interview.

In my opinion there was little or no reason to even accuse my client of a MOC but that is the way the political wind blows today. Just an accusation can delay one becoming a citizen or having their spouse join them in Canada. Even after the interview it took CIC Etobicoke two months to come to the conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to proceed with an admissibility hearing. They never say the client is innocent!

This story is more about MONEY & WHAT HIS EXTENDED FAMILY THINKS THEY DESERVE then anything else. Family ahhhhhh

Roy
www.cvimmigration.com

[16-09-2008,10:17]
[**.52.217.197]
Roy
(in reply to: Fighting a MOC allegation)
whatever their reasons for getting married, this man and woman decided to get married, they are of legal age, got married and went through the immigration successfully. That enough should prove that the marriage is genuine. many successful marriage doesn´t necessary live together all days / months /even years of their marriage in one roof...

how about marriage of the same sex? how can you prove it is true? can´t even have their own children...but they are well accepted...don´t get me wrong but isn´t it more prone for fraud? very well open avenue for MOC?

really crazy immigration law!

Senillo is just a victim of the circumstances... to make it more sensational, she happened to be from a 3rd world country... the story will be different otherwise.... sorry for the family, Senillo is the new cinderella, she deserves to be the beneficiary and deserves to live happy ever after!!!!

[16-09-2008,12:50]
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Anonymous
(in reply to: Fighting a MOC allegation)


I hope CIC will make a wise decision to leave the woman alone with her wealth now.

prove its genuine! show your proofs of love!

there are different kinds of love definitions:

regarding immigration and love...for me its defined:

:doctors driving cabs
:engineers delivering pizza
:maltreated and degraded caregivers yet professionals
:asian working at Tims
:immigrants from 3rd world countries doing the labor

o yes...

:TAXES for everyone!








[16-09-2008,13:24]
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no name
FIGHTING A MOC ALLEGATION (in reply to: Fighting a MOC allegation)
It sounds ridiculous but in MOC or not, the CIC should also consider the hardship and the risks that this poor woman had been taken to get married to somebody from a foreign land. Considering the wealth that her late husband, if the intention is really MOC, it?s more convenient to stay in the marriage and enjoy the lavish lifestyle that everyone is dreaming of as I understand the late husband had been so financially generous to her. But for me there is/are strong reason(s) that forced this woman to walk-away from the marriage and give up the luxury in life that her marriage can bring.
[16-09-2008,13:45]
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MACKEY MIGZ
(in reply to: Fighting a MOC allegation)
Mr. Roy,

Am just curious, as I understand from what you have said in your article, if the marriage failed, the sponsored spouse will be suspected in MOC? And sponsored spouse will have a hard time getting citizenship too? Then with this political pressure, they are encouraging the sponsored spouse to keep the marriage even the sponsor is abusive. Sad to hear that. Because I know a real life situation, that the sponsor tend to be dominant and abusive in a relationship as the sponsor feels that she has all the right to rule the relationship as she is the reason why the guy get in to Canada. CIC should be considerate too, that we are not living in a perfect world and so with the marriage is not perfect too and every one has the right to either keep or give up the relationship when one couple is no longer happy.

[16-09-2008,14:56]
[***.154.4.106]
jackass
(in reply to: Fighting a MOC allegation)
What I was raising is the motivation in the people involved. Sure I give out the CBSA Telephone number to report MOC´s all the time but I also defend people being accused of MOC´s!!!

There are some MOC´s and some accused of MOC´s that are innocent.

The issue is;
Why do we not all think alike?
Why do we not all behave the same way?
Why do we not all marry a person the same age?
Why do we not all marry people from our own countries?
etc. etc.

because we are all different and do not like to live a boring life.

Trying to prove a marriage one way or the other is a difficult task.

This morning I have two new spousal appeal clients who had the same Visa Officer from Beijing. Both clients received what is known as the record including the CAIP notes.

The Record is suppose to include the spousal forms, letters, photos, previous divorce certificates, custody agreements etc. etc.

In both CAIP notes it clearly states that(principal applicant) "PI submitted photos, correspondence, phone bills etc were included that is indicative of a bogus marriage"!

No where in the record is there any phone bill, photo, or anything that would show there is no bond between the couple.

If a Visa Officer is going to refuse someone at least they could say the silly husband said A, B, C which does not make sense.

The family in this story were not there to help their family member over his depression or with his excessive drinking.

Now what is excessive drinking and depression???? We can all interpret that statement to mean huge problem or a minor problem depending on our own depression and excessive drinking.

The Lady lost her husband and who knows if his drinking and depression did not increase based on the slow processing and silly questions by CIC?

Just a thought.

Roy
www.cvimmigration.com



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