Yesterday, my father in law visited a lawyer, they said not to go for judicial review. he suggested to re-apply. but I am not convinced in reapplying because, they will have the same reason again and refuse my application. while our genuine intention is to get back but IRCC would not understand...
Okey, so just to increase my knowledge, what should we had to do? instead what we did? from start? avoiding such situation? I mean, what should we had the best way to applying? Should we had to apply all together? or something else? I am just asking advise to increase my knowledge.
we thought if we applied all together, they might refused all of us. and we wanted that at least some of our family member could meet our old parents. What you say, we did right or should we had to apply all together?
Moreover, I have ties in Canada but we are 4 bros and 2 sis, all married and have kids here in my home country, Visa officer ignored all my siblings times, my high paid job, my 6 properties here against singe reason of ties in Canada.
My Dear Thanks for your reply. Actually reapplying with same information caused again & again refusal, so I think applying would be waste of time and money. I applied for my wife with 2 kids first, which got approved. then my remaining kids also insist to go with mom. so I applied another case...
Anybody can guide about a judicial review against visitor visa refused. I have my parents in law in Canada, who invited me. My wife and kids have already valid visas, I applied for myself separately.
Shall we go for appeal to Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) or shall we have to go for...
Regarding GCMS note, it takes time and it has the same information which is already given in refusal letter. I have seen GCMS notes of my friend. so getting GCMS notes is not usful.
Actually, My wife and kids have their valid visitor visas, now I also applied for myself visa separately because i got my annual leaves approved in later dates but my wife and kids have planned to travel before, we all have to met my old wife's parents there in Canada. This is our genuine desire...