Thanks for answering my questions, but still 1 question left:
WHAT DO THEY ASK AT THE INTERVIEW? Does anyone knows?
Historically, Interviews are conducted in certain cases where Visa Officer finds something to figure out through face to face discussion. This happens while they run background check. This reason can be anything. It has nothing like good or bad it is all about Visa officer's discretion and outcome of back ground check.
In some cases where applicant served in the Army in his country and he claimed himself as a non-combat employee or reserve employee, so through interview they want to make sure that applicant was a non-combat employee and served in a position where he is not a trained combat person*. These are the things which is not disclosed in background check or somehow the Army of certain countries deny to provide this information that person was a combat or non-combat. In these types of interview, Generally, One expert and visa officer togetherly interview the person.
In regular courses, typical questions are:
What you have been doing in past 10 years?
Do you have any other spouse in other country?
What are reasons for this migration to Canada?
Will you be successfully able to settle in Canada?
Did you find any job yet? if not How confident you feel yourself?
What other languages you speak?
*Combat person: Person having practical traning of Fire Arms and Ammunitions which could be a risk to the security of Country.
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