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Galano1213, Sorry, I did not realize it is all about ADR. You did not mention that. All I said is relevant to a full hearing. At ADR they will not call anyone, this is correct.

They will never ask so. It is your sole responsibility to bring witness(es) into the hearing. You should request your spouse to be heard (unless you really don't want so), and provide calling cards and phone numbers. Language is not a problem, as you can request an interpreter, free of charge...

shuaibks, I'm very sorry to tell you that, but... If your hearing is next week - your questions sound like you didn't bother to prepare yourself at all. Even being on this forum for a while. Let's hope for the best though. wait_so_long already gave you a detailed answer, I can only correct it a...

Someone already provided a link for you. I can only add - don't wait. If you have a refusal letter itself, even electronic copy (scan or email) - simply print it out and send along with the appeal form, which you can download from IAD website. Don't waste your time waiting for paper...

This is the same person - the Minister's Counsel represents CBSA. And the same copy.

What's so surprising? It is just a bit above average processing time for those who appeal to IRB in Vancouver, but don't live in Vancouver or BC (or Lower Mainland) - Alberta, Saskatchevan, etc. Toronto is much longer that that, for example. Moscow. But this doesn't make any difference in the...

Tunisia Federal Skilled Workers, Federal Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience Class: Express Entry All other applications: Paris http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/apply-where.asp#t

It was 23 months for me. From filing the appeal to full hearing.

If it was just lost, that wouldn't be a big deal... in my case some was deliberately removed from file, because it was in contradiction with the officer's statements and conclusions. I guess this was one of the reasons why the Minister Counsel agreed to allow the appeal. She could clearly see...

NeedLotsOfHelp, by now you and your lawyer should have received a Blue Book. Which, among other things, should clearly show where and how an invitation for interview was sent. That will give you an idea why you did not receive it. And I agree with Talon59, it should have been sent to you lawyer...

Your structure is absolutely fine, just a small correction - this is called "Documents Disclosure (IAD Rule 30)"

Open Skype chat, make sure all history is downloaded Cntrl+A (Select All) Cntrl+C (Copy) Open Microsoft Word (or similar) Cntrl+V (Paste) Format to a desired style. Skype log entries are usually short, so I would recommend to make two columns, to save space and paper. Think green. ;D

Welcome to the club. You don't understand the nature of the process. CIC decision has been already made, and whatever they state - is already established. Period. You file at CIC is closed, and no one is going to touch it anymore. You surely can send your documents now, but there is no use to do...

The keywords are - immigration officer. Please read my previous post carefully... Yes, you can be refused if you are not living in Canada. You have to live (if you are PR) or clearly show your intention to live (if you are a citizen) at the time of processing your sponsorship application. Which...

Not really. There is a minor change of an administrative procedure, which applies to some cases of criminal inadmissibilty. http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/ImmApp/Pages/NotAviChaProApp.aspx But the basic rules never changed since 2002. tuoicao, congratulations! It looks encouraging... I really...

client2014, generally, as long as he/she wants and you both can afford. But he/she has to return to Canada for the hearing (although I've heard about hearings held by videoconference from another country, but only in some exceptional circumstanses). There are some limitation though: If your...

In this case, they most likely just want to make sure that you're prepared an did not abandon your appeal (I suppose you have not contacted them at all?) And you're still there in general... :) That should mean that you will get yor hearing scheduled pretty soon after they see you and your docs.

tofan-ram, just quote the letter precisely, and you will find an answer yourself... what is the title? "Notice to Appear"? Ater that it should say: "You are required to appear at..." and not just to "attend a session". Othewise (by what you said) I can suggest that they only want to see what...

I can only suggest to email ATIP and ask them - WTF? Not in these words, of course... ::) It simply cannot be like this, or at least requires some explanation. New version cannot be shorter than a previous one. Unless they changed the system, and information now can be deleted... which I really...

That's really weird... the latest edition must have all the info from the previous one. Are you sure you went through all (whatever) pages? And how many pages in both versions, BTW? Did you order notes directly from CIC or through someone else? The information is never deleted from the notes...