That’s the main problem. We can’t be sure if someone is biased. That’s the problem. There’s a risk -little or not-, for us, to have a racist/extremist/ignorant/homophobe/etc agent. They know everything about our private life. Yes, zero risk does not exist unfortunately, but we can limit it...by reducing their power.
NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE OF COHABITATION
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So no, you have no evidence whatsoever, and just think you're being treated unfairly.
Have you ordered your gcms notes?
I’m waiting for the answer of our MP, then we will order our GCMS notes to see why I’m not getting a single AOR since July.
I understand it's frustrating but it taking longer is not evidence of bias. Good luck.
A lot of people from way before July are still waiting to receive AOR , you're definitely not the only one there.
Its not a secret that the process is completely all over the place right now. Nobody knows what's happening lol
Respectfully, if this is the basis for your claims of discrimination and victimization, you're going to get a lot more frustrated and angry over the course of this process. It's not going to be healthy and will harm you.
I received a letter from cpc-m in august 2020 about providing proofs of relationship, I provided all sorts of proofs
I received SA right after a month, but they didn’t give me AIP, they put my file in Etobicoke in December
8 days back I received a letter from Etobicoke to provide more evidence
I did again provide evidence
On 20th March I received a letter that officer is not convinced by the evidence & thinks I’m not in a genuine relationship, if I don’t disabuse his concern, he would give rejection.
He has mentioned more things in the letter to be provided and he is ready to see any other information I can provide
I have a 30 days window, I don’t know what to exactly do in order to clear his doubts at this time.
I received SA right after a month, but they didn’t give me AIP, they put my file in Etobicoke in December
8 days back I received a letter from Etobicoke to provide more evidence
I did again provide evidence
On 20th March I received a letter that officer is not convinced by the evidence & thinks I’m not in a genuine relationship, if I don’t disabuse his concern, he would give rejection.
He has mentioned more things in the letter to be provided and he is ready to see any other information I can provide
I have a 30 days window, I don’t know what to exactly do in order to clear his doubts at this time.
Provide what they requested and whatever else you can think of to support your case. Have you ordered GCMS notes?
How long have you lived together and what type of proof did you provide? Have you been declaring your common law status on other documents like taxes, other immigration documents, etc.? I would suggest speaking to a lawyer. You need to declare that you are common law or else you can't sponsor your spouse but you if you don't have enough proof of being common law IRCC can demand more proof.
Do you have employment records with your common address? Bills? Deliveries? Tax filings?