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Author Topic: Sponsoring husband from Morocco  (Read 127456 times)
BettyPage
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« Reply #1300 on: October 08, 2008, 11:31:18 am »

Hi there,

Jennie the process is long and unless your finance can come to Canada without you sponsoring him, like skilled worker, PNP then the only way is to get married there and then sponsor him.

I come from a big European family and in the year and half since I got married in Morocco my mom has tried to plan a big elaborate wedding here but unfortunately we don't know when my husband will get here so we can't schedule anything.

I'm not trying to discourage you but am saying it's hardly unlikely that your finance can get here, you should get married there and then apply. Also keep in mind if you are getting married in Morocco it will take some time to get all the documents finalized so go for at least 3 weeks. Take lots of pictures and proof that your marriage is genuine.



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Jennie
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« Reply #1301 on: October 08, 2008, 09:41:38 pm »

Thanks Betty,

It looks as though we will get married in Morocco ASAP.  I have started a checklist of paperwork to prepare here in Canada and what I will need to do in Rabat when I arrive. 

 I wish you the best of luck in your process and pray that you will soon be reunited with your husband.  It is heartbreaking to read these posts when peoples hopes are shattered and they have to get up and dust off and go at it again.  None of us have chosen an easy road here.  We just have to trust in ourselves and our relationships and know that the best thing for us doesn't always come in a convenient, easy to use package, western style.

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Lois Lane
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« Reply #1302 on: October 09, 2008, 11:28:04 pm »

I was in Rabat a total of 12 days.  The first day I was too tired but the next day we started the process.  We got married on the 11th day.  Of course you should stay longer if you can.  Having a typical Moroccan wedding seems important for immigration.

Good luck Jennie
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Lois Lane
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« Reply #1303 on: October 09, 2008, 11:31:40 pm »

one more thing it would definitely be better to wait until April or immigration may say you rushed into the marriage just for sponsorship
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lookingforhop
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« Reply #1304 on: October 10, 2008, 02:16:58 pm »

We were refUsed. We need a Canadian Immigration Lawyer for our appeal. I'd like someone that I can verify that they have an outstanding track record, I'm tired of talk I need action and the positive outcomes that I am searching for.
Rabat Immigration Officers need to be accountable for their reFusals. I need to collect your stories about your Bad treatment, your discrimination for being male, young and not working. These women are making SUBJECTIVE decisions and they are hurting families and they must be prevented from hurting more families. They seem to be controlling, power hungry people. They object to any line of question
questioning, well sponsers WE ARE IN CANADA AND WE NEED ANSWERS!
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lookingforhop
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« Reply #1305 on: October 10, 2008, 02:23:16 pm »

plz BettyPage  can u tell me where i can contact Canadian Immigration Lawyer plz
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Jennie
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« Reply #1306 on: October 10, 2008, 06:34:40 pm »

Thanks for the feedback Lois

His family definitely wants the Moroccan wedding. 
My instincts tell me that April is better too but I just worry that waiting 3 more months to get the process started may hurt us.  If the conservatives have their way after the election there will be a cap on the number of applications they accept and the skilled workers may take priority.  Such a dilemma.  It seems that in early 2007, applications were getting processed quickly, in 2008 things halted (from the look of this site, people waiting 12 - 18 months and longer) and the outlook going forward is even worse with the new immigration proposal that was passed through government in June.

It is hard to know what to do.  I had an appointment with an immigration lawyer today but decided to postpone it until after the election and see if there is anything new I need to know. 

Thanks again for the note.  Every piece of information I can gather is SO helpful as I want to do everything right here. 

Jennie

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BettyPage
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« Reply #1307 on: October 10, 2008, 07:33:55 pm »

lookingforhop

Sorry to hear that you were refused, there's a few of us on here already that are in the same boat, wait for the refusal letter file the appeal, get a good lawyer and good luck.

Rabat is a great embassy to deal with, I for one am having the time of my life. Loving my husband from afar what a treat what a joy! Skype oh it's just like having him here next to me.....sure is. Another Christmas without my husband? I can do it, we did it before.

Ok sarcasm aside, I am deeply sorry and we're fighting very hard and as soon as the election is over it's back to my MPs office for me. I'm certain it will be the same one she's very popular. The MPs have access to CIC Ottawa which we and lawyers do not.


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lookingforhop
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« Reply #1308 on: October 10, 2008, 07:55:41 pm »

plz can u give the number of ur  lawyer's and what his name and how  i can contact with him we don't know anyone plz iam waiting for to write me back and tell me how much that take time [/b]
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BettyPage
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« Reply #1309 on: October 10, 2008, 08:53:35 pm »

looking,I set you the information in a private message, don't know keen he would be to me posting his personal information on a forum.

If you search Robsluv she has posted on here a really good layout of the timeline for appeals.

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future
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« Reply #1310 on: October 10, 2008, 09:49:39 pm »

Does anyone know how long it talks to withdraw from an appeal that has been rejected TWICE?

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www.peopleslawyer.net
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« Reply #1311 on: October 15, 2008, 09:05:18 pm »

                            Advert                                                                          
for all the people who refused and they want to do somthing to show all the world whats is going on in the canadian embassy in morocco rabat   we need to send all our Grievances
to the mp in canada to tell them about the immigration officer ( M-F Silvani ) who did not
show  respect and  she is racist with immigrants and she  refused spouses without  reasons

                                           Find your Member of Parliament using your Postal Code in this link
http://www2.parl.gc.ca/Parlinfo/Compilations/HouseOfCommons/MemberByPostalCode.aspx?Menu=HOC&PostalCode=
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indimer04
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« Reply #1312 on: October 15, 2008, 10:32:09 pm »

well i was one of those refused, but i do not think it was because of racism as the previous post claims.

I know that our refusal has much to do with my past with the circumstances of my ex.  I do believe and still like to believe that Canada immigration system works and does allow couples to get reunited and for true reasons.  Having said this, i will be filing for an appeal upon my reciept of the letter of denial from Rabat office.  I know that my husband today and for always will be by my side in a matter of time.  I will continue to wait patiently as my pregnancy develops and i know that in the end, they ( Canada immigration) will see that our relationship has many merits..as proven through the relationship of my daughter, from previous relationship and my husband of present.  I love him very much and i know this distance is a tortue, but i also know that things happen for a reason.  I believe that all good things happen to those who wait.  I am one of those. I am a believer and i have chosen not to give and to fight for my husband to be by my side.

I will be contacting my MP, but this will only be for help in stating our case, which has all the evidence that the relationship has developed greatly with my husband.  I wouldn't be having his baby just to grant him citizenship...that's just crazy....i do not like people who use the system in that manner at all.  I am a Canadian tax payer and like to think that my money is being placed in the right spot to meet the criteria.

I will not give up!! but do not feel that posting such things is a benefit to anyone right now..i know you must be hurt but try to find a solution and prove to immigration Rabat office that your relationship is not what they think of it.  this appeal is the time to do it...use it wisely. I know i will.   and i do this for the love i have for my husband and daughter and soon to be born baby. If i had a choice i would have stayed on in Morocco and spent the time with my husband, but unfortunately i do not have full custody of my daughter yet and her biological father would not let me stay away for so long with her. Two months was the max and i was happy to even have that.

Jamal honey, both Meriam and I love you very much and we know that things will come around soon, insha allah

Indira

P.S. to those of you waiting to be married, please make sure to have a traditional wedding with lots of guest and many msn messages/ along with photos..i know that this will help a great deal.  May Allah bless all of you and guide your marriage to prosperity and togetherness.

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Jennie
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« Reply #1313 on: October 16, 2008, 01:48:42 am »

Indira,

I completely agree with what you say about being positive.  I am sorry to read of your challenges but I know that you will prevail with time and when your husband joins you, it will all have been worth it.  I have read many of your posts on this forum and it has been so helpful to me as I prepare my paperwork in preparation for my marriage in Morocco and for the immigration process that lies ahead.  This is not an easy process for anyone.  Lots of people have made mistakes (mistakes they couldn't have known about in advance) with timing, paperwork, and process.  The willingness of so many people to share that on this forum is a wonderful gift for people like me who are at the beginning and can learn from these challenges. I believe in karma and I think what we put out into the universe comes back to us.  I wish you the best.

Jennie
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mohamedz
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« Reply #1314 on: October 16, 2008, 10:47:28 am »

hi all im simo  seems helpful forum i just have one question  is there any one from alberta here ?
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BettyPage
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« Reply #1315 on: October 16, 2008, 11:48:57 am »

Well said Indira,

My husband and I too have tried to stay focused and positive through this nightmare. But that said I do have to say there are days that crying myself to sleep hugging a pillow just isn't what I expected to be doing after nearly 2 years of marriage. I do get angry about how we were treated and the mistake the IO made on our file and how we're the one getting punished because these ppl have too much on their desk, take their job to lightly, think we're all just scamming the Canadian government...etc...etc. whatever possible reason they come up with to refuse frankly hurts, it hurts a lot when all you want is to be with the one you love and live a normal life as husband and wife.

I am being patient and have my "why us?" days but I know one day it will all be over and until then I'm looking forward to my trip to Morocco at the end of December and spending quality time with my husband.


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Jennie
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« Reply #1316 on: October 16, 2008, 01:56:14 pm »

I am looking at information to get a criminal record check done by the RCMP and all I am finding is some kind of fingerprint service that they say could take 120 days!  Is this really necessary?  Yikes, if it is, I need to get on it.

Also how does a Christian show proof of religion? 

Jennie
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izzy
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« Reply #1317 on: October 16, 2008, 02:03:00 pm »

you only need the criminal check done by police on the main office in my case was (downtown toronto) just make sure you get it before living to get married bcos is only good for 3 months and only takes 10days for you to recived it and the cost is $16.00 dollars..
take care
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confused and lonely
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« Reply #1318 on: October 16, 2008, 07:12:42 pm »

hi all im simo  seems helpful forum i just have one question  is there any one from alberta here ?

HI mohamedz I live in Alberta what is you are looking for find out?
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kalabaydh
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« Reply #1319 on: October 17, 2008, 12:12:29 am »

Dear members,

I am very happy to send you my compliments all of you, secondy I am a refugee who currenly stays in Saudi Arabia before fled in his country Somalia a war torn nation since the collapse of the somali state in 1991, our country has been flactuating political hurricanes changed the recent years as the worst in Africa our situation in the country is worst from darfur Crisis where international community focus with attention  but ours is where mortar attacks and artileries become the daily life this forced somalis to fled the country in arround the world especially me I reached Saudi arabia where refugees are not welcomed and they force to go back his war torn nation as we keep in mind international declaration on human rights bans to force a refugee to return a hostile area where his life will be dangered.


Therefore, I had worked as notary public notary when I was in my country and also pharmacist with fluent speaking english but sorry I came from my job because of endless political un stability and fighting between groups.


So I request from every person who may use this site to help me how can I be eligible for Canadian entry for assylum.



Thanks with the anticipation of favourable reply.




Sincerely yours,




Mohamed


you can reach me on my e-mail: qawdhan09@hotmail.com
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kalabaydh
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« Reply #1320 on: October 17, 2008, 12:33:52 am »

Dear member,

Abdelatif,


Thank you first for you comments, I should like to ask you give me advice how can I get Moslem canadian national wife that I want to marry also to live with her in Canada now I am not in Canada but I want to go for marriage.

let me be clear I am (23) years old, graduating from secondary school also college of computer science and arts and worked as notary typist but now I fled my country in eastern Africa.

So could you give me any advice in getting the most appropriate partner for me that can sponsor me to go canada, let me talk in a plain english language I want to marry canadian moslem national So any girl enterested me can reach me on my especial email isuduwe@yahoo.com.




Thank you for your understanding.





Mohamed H.
isuduwe@yahoo.com



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nouredine
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« Reply #1321 on: October 17, 2008, 06:10:55 am »

KALABAYDH this is not a chat room or a forum to find your love or wife.this is an immigration forum for peaple to share their immigration process and immigration informations .thanks
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laura alinourdedine
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« Reply #1322 on: October 17, 2008, 08:28:30 pm »

FYI Marocbeauty - Canadian Immigration does not accept reports of "scammers" - there is no system in place for this.  You do not work for immigration, because if you did really work for immigration, you would already know this.  Because I do, and I know there is no system in place to "report" a "scammer".  Nice thought though, it really would make my job and the jobs of my colleagues easier.

I agree that this forum is not the place for Mohamed to post his request for a bride. 
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Leon
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« Reply #1323 on: October 17, 2008, 10:21:43 pm »

Why does the CIC website not have a phone number to report illegals and scammers?  I have never found one anyway.  Does this scammer department have a number or email?
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« Reply #1324 on: October 17, 2008, 11:07:44 pm »

Marocbeauty,  Are  you reading a different post?  I did not post any offensive words. And by the way please do not call me "dear" - I am not your dear. 

"next time you choose words like that think before you speak"  -- I do not understand you?  What are the "words like that" in my post?"And this is not a board to post comments like that"  -- I do not understand you?  What "comments like that" are in my post?

Everyone on this forum is scared of you because you attack people just because you claim you got scammed.  If you were such a great judge of character, you would not have been scammed.  Therefore, why would immigration hire you to judge people's character,  when you couldn't even pinpoint when you were being scammed in your own relationship.  AND why would immigration take your word that someone is  being scammed?  You could have a vendetta against someone and want to ruin their life, and you could do that by making a false "report".   And if you only wanted to discuss this stuff offline, then why did you post it in the first place.  Although I do not agree with what Mohamed wants,  Mohamed is being upfront about wanting a bride for immigration.  He is not scamming any potential bride, he is disclosing that information upfront.

Leon, my point exactly - there is no phone number or department to report illegals and scammers because one does not exist.  But maybe MAROCBEAUTY will answer you, since she seems to know all about it. 
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