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is there any reason the Canadian Embassy would tell her that she has to travel to the UK? I don't get it.

Hello everyone, We need to have the medical done on my spouse's child who resides in Spain, but when his mother contacted the embassy they told her she must travel to the UK to take him to see a panel physician. This seems very strange and doesn't make sense, does anyone know how we can get the...

Actually the CIC officer who gave us the interview (inland sponsorship) said it didn't matter, but what do I know.....

I just had the interview for common law sponsorship of my spouse who has no status. They asked why I filed my taxes as single, and I simply said 'Because to file as common law I need the SIN number of my spouse and he doesn't have one.' And he said that's a good answer and didn't think anything...

i didn't say it's necessarily suspicious, having just gone through the horrible interview last week, that is what he told us they look for. Traditional progression would be dating for a while, then moving in together, possibly getting engaged, married, and the having children. Having a child...

They will definitely ask why there was a child born before moving in together, and also scrutinize anything that doesn't flow in the 'traditional' progression of a relationship. They study everything. But if you have A DNA test it will help. People do have kids just to increase their chances...

another option ...... continue your long distance relationship until you are done school and mature enough to set up your household properly. It seems like neither of you is in a functioning adult situation, so it seems odd that you would be permitted to sponsor someone else when you haven't set...

thanks! I was just curious if there was a list of conditions or something, we are healthy people but I know he may have a bronchial condition, but not tuberculosis or anything like that!

Hey everyone, I was wondering, is it possible to be rejected for medical reasons after receiving AIP? And if so, what sort of conditions would lead to a medical disqualification? My spouse may have a lung condition (not extremely serious) and I was wondering if that could affect our result.

$150 sounds pretty average. That's around what we paid to have a few things translated.

common law means you live together in the same house at the same address for minimum one year, and have set up a household together. Example: bills, lease with both names, joint bank accounts etc. If he lives in another country you can't be common law. If they think the only reason you got...

our application was filled in by a paralegal who made a lot of mistakes, and the officer didn't care.

We believe we know who it was. He said a couple people. He has some old co workers who were let go and resented that he was there making more money than they were.

No he said he can't show us or tell us who it was, we know who we suspect because my spouse has the uncanny ability of rubbing people the wrong way....

Yes it seems like it!

We just finished our interview and at the end he told us we are going to be approved! Apparently the reason for the interview is because some people called CIC and reported that my spouse was working illegally, but he didn't care about that. He also didn't care about the errors on the dates, and...

I am trying to calm myself down, my anxiety level Is through the roof. I'm a professional chef and am good with high stress situations, but this is a whole other level. I feel like I'm going to vomit. The lawyer says he is drafting new pages without errors to re-submit today. We have so much...

We provided them with all of the accurate information, then they typed the forms. We were called in when they were completed to sign them all. My own fault for not going through it, but we were presented them in a pile with a bunch of those red 'sign here' stickers and only given a few minutes...

It's ridiculous, the common-law statutory declaration says we moved in together June 1st 2011 (wrong) and for some reason it has an end date that we stopped living together on January 31st 2011. We apparently broke up before we moved in together after building a time machine. And it's not...

Tomorrow morning we are going for our spousal sponsorship interview at CIC Etobicoke. After meeting with our lawyer today, we discovered that our application has multiple errors (many incorrect dates etc.) made by his paralegal who typed it. We think this is the reason we were flagged for an...