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Me and my wife have been called for an interview in Los-angeles
Below is the email contents that we got:
Please announce your arrival immediately to the Reception window in the Immigration Waiting Room in order to avoid delays in the start of your interview. Every effort will be made to attend to you as quickly as possible following your check-in at the appointed hour but, as we cannot guarantee how long your interview will take, you should be prepared to make yourself available to answer questions at any time during the entire day.
Your sponsor/spouse/common-law partner is recommended to accompany you to the interview, as a visa officer may need to address questions to them concerning your relationship and/or concerning your eligibility and/or admissibility.
The date and time of your interview appointment as indicated above is the earliest available and it will be the ONLY opportunity granted for you to attend an interview at this office. We will NOT entertain rescheduling request. If you are unable to attend the scheduled interview, a decision will be made on your application based on the information available. This could result in the refusal of your application.
Please be advised that under the Immigration & Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), which came into force on 28 June 2002, there is no longer a provision for transfer of your file to another office should you be unable to attend an interview at this office.
If you are residing outside of the United States, it is your responsibility to obtain legal entry to the U.S.A. in order to attend the scheduled interview. We cannot intercede should the U.S. authorities refuse your visa application to the United States. If you are residing in Canada, it is not possible to provide any assurance of re-admission to Canada following your interview.
Please read the enclosed interview information carefully and ensure that you bring the originals of all relevant documents to the interview. In the meantime, DO NOT send us any documents or questions concerning your application. Save them and bring them with you to your interview. Failure to present ALL of the relevant original documents may result in a refusal of your application.
Finally, our request for you to attend an interview does not imply that your application for permanent residence in Canada has been approved. Please do not take any irrevocable steps to dispose of property, terminate employment, make moving or travel plans, or commit yourself in any way until you receive a positive decision on your application and your permanent residence visa.
Yours sincerely,
Immigration Section
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION/DOCUMENTATION TO YOUR INTERVIEW
As an applicant for permanent residence in Canada, it is your responsibility to provide the Immigration Section of the Consulate General in Los Angeles with relevant documentation supporting the information that you have provided to us on your application form. All of the forms, certificates and photocopies of documents that you have already submitted are contained on a file created under your name transferred to Los Angeles. We now request additional documentation to assist in taking a final decision concerning your application, including seeing the originals of the documents that you may have already submitted in photocopied format.
On the day of your interview, we ask that you bring with you to the Consulate General all of the original relevant documents that support your application for permanent residence in Canada. Upon checking in at the Reception window in the Immigration Waiting Room at the Consulate General in Los Angeles, we ask that you PRESENT TO THE RECEPTIONIST the FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS:
They have asked for a list of documents to carry with us
Can anyone please share their experience at this office on how the process and procedure will go on and any information will be greatly appreciated.
I think they have concerns regarding our marriage, so please any help will be helpful
Need you help on this
Me and my wife have been called for an interview in Los-angeles
Below is the email contents that we got:
Please announce your arrival immediately to the Reception window in the Immigration Waiting Room in order to avoid delays in the start of your interview. Every effort will be made to attend to you as quickly as possible following your check-in at the appointed hour but, as we cannot guarantee how long your interview will take, you should be prepared to make yourself available to answer questions at any time during the entire day.
Your sponsor/spouse/common-law partner is recommended to accompany you to the interview, as a visa officer may need to address questions to them concerning your relationship and/or concerning your eligibility and/or admissibility.
The date and time of your interview appointment as indicated above is the earliest available and it will be the ONLY opportunity granted for you to attend an interview at this office. We will NOT entertain rescheduling request. If you are unable to attend the scheduled interview, a decision will be made on your application based on the information available. This could result in the refusal of your application.
Please be advised that under the Immigration & Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), which came into force on 28 June 2002, there is no longer a provision for transfer of your file to another office should you be unable to attend an interview at this office.
If you are residing outside of the United States, it is your responsibility to obtain legal entry to the U.S.A. in order to attend the scheduled interview. We cannot intercede should the U.S. authorities refuse your visa application to the United States. If you are residing in Canada, it is not possible to provide any assurance of re-admission to Canada following your interview.
Please read the enclosed interview information carefully and ensure that you bring the originals of all relevant documents to the interview. In the meantime, DO NOT send us any documents or questions concerning your application. Save them and bring them with you to your interview. Failure to present ALL of the relevant original documents may result in a refusal of your application.
Finally, our request for you to attend an interview does not imply that your application for permanent residence in Canada has been approved. Please do not take any irrevocable steps to dispose of property, terminate employment, make moving or travel plans, or commit yourself in any way until you receive a positive decision on your application and your permanent residence visa.
Yours sincerely,
Immigration Section
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION/DOCUMENTATION TO YOUR INTERVIEW
As an applicant for permanent residence in Canada, it is your responsibility to provide the Immigration Section of the Consulate General in Los Angeles with relevant documentation supporting the information that you have provided to us on your application form. All of the forms, certificates and photocopies of documents that you have already submitted are contained on a file created under your name transferred to Los Angeles. We now request additional documentation to assist in taking a final decision concerning your application, including seeing the originals of the documents that you may have already submitted in photocopied format.
On the day of your interview, we ask that you bring with you to the Consulate General all of the original relevant documents that support your application for permanent residence in Canada. Upon checking in at the Reception window in the Immigration Waiting Room at the Consulate General in Los Angeles, we ask that you PRESENT TO THE RECEPTIONIST the FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS:
They have asked for a list of documents to carry with us
Can anyone please share their experience at this office on how the process and procedure will go on and any information will be greatly appreciated.
I think they have concerns regarding our marriage, so please any help will be helpful
