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Thanks for the reply. At this point no one knows ( except the people that wrote the refusal letter and are impossible to reach/talk to ) if my wife needs an ARC. She has applied for a temporary visitor visa 3 times after we were married in Colombia and refused 3 times and every refusal letter...

New to this forum. Where do I get the ARC ? Is it a form to fill out, a letter I must write, what and how do I go about doing an ARC ? sorry for my ignorance but I was asked to do one. Any examples I can see ? is the fee still $400 or went up ? I need some guidance as trying to talk to my IO is...

Thanks. If she is accepted to visit in Canada and during her stay here she is called to send passport to Bogota office, does she have to travel back in person to the Bogota office or can he passport be taken care of here in Canada ?

I am constantly checking the online status application update ( if any ) using my application case number, family name, date of birth, country born.... There has not been any change/addition for the last 10 months. The last thing says medicals accepted like 10 months ago. Is there a place/phone...

She is married to a Canadian born citizen with ties to her home country AND ties to Canada. In her country she owns and fully paid a condo and a country house ( farm, if you will) along with having 5 sisters, 2 brothers and a son living with her. In Canada she has a married daughter that has 3...

Are there delays in processing lately due to refugees coming into Canada or for any political reason on recent events worldwide ? Slowdowns caused by overload of refugee applications ?

They are married and they were married not long before she had her interview with the IO in her country. There are a few reasons listed in the refusal and none having to do at all with the conjugal or spousal application type. One is that the IO is not convinced that she is in an established...

You are correct, they did apply as conjugal, they waited for visiting visa for her to come and do the marriage in Canada early last year. It was refused and so he did go to her country and marry her there before her IO interview. Which brings me to another question. If they reapply as spousal...

PR visa was refused for my grandmother (her husband went to marry her in her country, outbound marriage). He's Canadian, she's Colombian. He has 30 days to appeal. 2 Big questions: If he appeals and it fails, can he appeal again at a higher court ? If not, what other...

There was no barrier at all. They were just hoping the visiting visa would have been given. They wanted to get married preferably here in Canada as soon as she would have gotten her visiting visa which was denied to her and therefore applied as conjugal because they were not married at the time...

No, he was not denied visa at all, he just wanted to go visit her after so long being apart and they both decided to get married in her home country as she wasn't allowed by visa to come in Canada and get married here. He also went there to accompany his wife for the interview in case they...

They had no choice but to apply as conjugal because she was there and he was here and she had her visa to come here refused twice so they had to stay apart and correspond only by phone and eMail and therefore that was the reason for the delays upon delays because of the slow process so her...

Yes, conjugal. Does that previous refusal of false refugee claim have any influence on her PR visa application now that she is married ? She would never have made any false claims. She just applied for that by the recommendation of another person that obviously wasn't aware of the implications...

Their immigration lawyer filed their application for spousal sponsorship as her 2 attempts at getting a visitor visa were denied. 1st attempt last year in October and her second attempt in March this year 2016. The reason for their rejection was the ambiguous/vague "family ties and previous...

Hi there a quick question about my grandmother in Colombia. Her fiancee proposed to her for marriage last year in September, she is Colombian and he is Canadian. Her visa to come to Canada in February for the wedding was refused ( same old family ties issue even though she has a large family...

Thanks. Yes it is a spousal interview.I am the sponsor and have been accepted to be. The wedding date is after the interview. I was just wondering what to say when my fiancee and I show up at the interview without being married. I know it is not going to be good but we have no choice a this...

Have interview ( finally ) this Thursday but cannot be married until Saturday after the interview. Hate to re-schedule interview. Notary that was supposed to marry us tomorrow is awaiting just one original embassy stamped document ( my birth certificate that has to be at least 3 months recent)...

Come to think of it, those were the same family ties and funds as the last time she came in in 2013.

My grandmother applied for supervisa on the 10 of October. She got the refusal letter about 3 weeks from that date. The letter says family ties and funds

Yes, I understand and am fully aware now of what's going on. I just don't feel it was right to refuse and be so intolerant to a person for not having passed her refugee application. So just because you voluntarily go to apply and get refused a refugee application even though your OK with...